Borussia Dortmund will face Hoffenheim, aiming to maintain their 100% record. However, they will be without Karim Adeyemi for three weeks due to a hamstring injury, with Jamie Bynoe-Gittens and Donyell Malen being potential replacements. However, Dortmund are defensively solid and are taking on a side that is extremely low on confidence.

Hoffenheim haven’t won any of their last 12 competitive matches. They have lost 10 of those matches and their opponents are averaging 2.75 goals per game. Even with the injuries in attack, Dortmund should still score a couple here. Terzic’s side have won their last eight competitive matches; scoring an average of 2.75 goals per game.

Stevenage are aiming to bounce back from their 2-0 loss against Stockport as they face Tranmere Rovers, who sit at a disappointing 15th place in the table. Stevenage have lost only five of their 30 games this season and have the second-best defensive record in the division. Tranmere has only won twice in their last nine games and is struggling for results. The club’s young striker Charlie Jolley is still recovering from injury.

Stevenage have already beaten Tranmere this season and they have a formidable home record. They have on 16 of their 20 home matches in all competitions; conceding an average of just 0.6 goals per game and scoring 1.9. Tranmere have lost their last four away games and failed to score in three of them.

RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt are both still in the hunt of the Bundesliga title and they will square off this weekend. RB Leipzig will likely stick to their 4-2-3-1 formation, while Eintracht Frankfurt operates in a 3-4-3. RB Leipzig’s Dominik Szoboszlai is in good form, while Eintracht Frankfurt will miss suspended Randal Kolo Muani. Both teams have been scoring a lot of goals this season but Eintracht haven’t won away since the start of November.

Leipzig have scored in all 10 of their league matches played at the Red Bull Arena this season. They are averaging 2.3 goals in these games. Frankfurt have scored in eight of their 10 away matches and are averaging 1.6 goals on the road; the exact same as their opponents.

Barrow face a tough challenge against Stockport County, who have won their last five games and are fourth in the league table. Despite a surprise win against Bradford City last time out, Barrow have struggled for form and is without attacker Josh Gordon due to injury. Meanwhile, Stockport have regained key defender Fraser Horsfall and signed midfielder Jacob Davenport for more depth in midfield.

Stockport are averaging 2.4 goals per game on their five match winning run. They are in the race for automatic promotion and will be looking to avenge their 3-2 home defeat against Barrow earlier this season. Barrow have struggled for goals in recent weeks. They have scored just three goals in their last six matches and have just one win from that run of fixtures.

Mansfield are on a three-game winning streak and has not conceded a goal in eight matches. They are in sixth place and seeking promotion to League One. Salford are barely holding onto their playoff spot, losing their last three games and facing injuries to key players. They have not won away this year and will struggle against Mansfield.

Salford are without a win in their last five away games and they have lost four of them. They are conceding 2.2 goals per game on this run. Mansfield are in good scoring form at home. They are averaging two goals per game in their last five matches in front of their home crowd.

Norwich City were dominant in high-scoring win over Birmingham with Gabriel Sara and Marcelino Nunez in midfield. They hope to push towards the playoffs with Max Aarons and Dimitris Giannoulis providing solidity and width. Cardiff City have a solid defense, but a lack of attacking talent to score goals. Callum Robinson’s absence will be felt, and Sory Kaba and Kion Etete may form a big man partnership, which could play into Norwich’s captain Grant Hanley’s hands.

Norwich have won their last two home games 3-1. They were narrowly beaten by Cardiff earlier this season but have improved under Wagner. Cardiff are averaging just 0.7 goals per game in their last 10 away matches and it’s hard to see them getting a result here despite improving in recent weeks