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Bundesliga Week 30 Fixtures and Predictions: Bayern, Dortmund Face Tough Competition

Author: americangambler | Last Updated: June 4, 2020

Bundesliga runaways Bayern Munich have won nine straight matches on the road but face a difficult task in adding a 10th when they travel to Bayer Leverkusen in Week 30. Bet on Bundesliga soccer in the USA: NJ, Colorado and Indiana with free bets bonuses and promotions from the best betting sites, such as bet365 NJ, Betrivers and Sugarhouse.

Bundesliga Week 30 Predictions & Preview

The league leaders sealed a decisive 1-0 win over title challengers Borussia Dortmund in their last away trip, while Leverkusen were devastated 4-1 by Wolfsburg in their most recent home result.

Die Roten could still merit investment at odds of -212 (1.47) with FoxBet, however, available to customers in New Jersey and other authorised states. A price of +200 (3.00) looks even more appetising on there to be Over 4.5 goals in the match, and Bayern can be backed at +1000 (11.00) to win 3-1.

Dortmund encounter a stiff task of their own at home to an in-form Hertha Berlin, who sit on the fringes of European qualification following a six-match unbeaten run.

The Black and Yellows were scoreless at half-time away to Paderborn in their last matchup but went on to triumph 6-1. Dortmund appeal much on the moneyline as -286 (1.35) favorites, but FoxBet offers +333 (4.33) on the hosts to be drawing at half-time but go on to win.

Hertha have scored at least twice in each of their last six outings and could be valuable at +240 (3.40) to score Over 1.5 goals at the Westfalenstadion.

Week 30 opens on Friday with a meeting between Freiburg and Borussia Monchengladbach. The former will host having lost each of their home games since the Bundesliga resumed in mid-May.

Only Hoffenheim (13 goals) have conceded fewer on the road than Gladbach (15) this season, with the latter well-priced at +900 (10.00) to become the third consecutive visitor to beat Freiburg 1-0 on their own soil.

Paderborn travel to RB Leipzig on Saturday hoping to recover from their demolition at the hands of Dortmund. The bottom-place side have conceded three or more goals in 12 of their 29 games this season, and Leipzig—the third-highest scorers in Germany—look worth a punt at +425 (5.25) to score Over 2.5 goals in the first half, per William Hill NJ.