St. Pauli – Heidenheim Prediction & Preview and Betting Tips (28.04.2017)

Prediction for St. Pauli – Heidenheim

St. Pauli to win @ 1.90

Who would have believed it four months ago? The Hamburgers from St. Pauli, who had been beaten after the first half of the season, fought with a brilliant series in the backround from the basement and are close to the class four days before the end of the season. The very narrow table constellation in league 2 also means that despite place 11 and 35 points on the account the lead to rank 16 is only two counters. The team from Ewald Lienen is not allowed to sit back and spend the night at the Millerntor on Friday night. A guest is the FC Heidenheim, which can show an even more comfortable table position. 7th and 40th place means that the class is practically safe and the season can end. Even the entire backround overheads Heidenheim without great pressure, which is why the players sometimes lack the final consequence. Only a win from ten games last confirmed this thesis. This is also the reason why we go with our bets in the direction of a home victory of the homeowners from the north.

St. Pauli

Ten points had the FC St. Pauli to the Christmas account. For many experts with the Hamburgers, which had suffered in the summer large personnel losses, the first descendant already as good as fixed. The officials in the club were together and did not decide, like many other clubs, that a new coach is the solution to all problems, but that the club, together with players, fans and the coaching staff around Ewald Lienen would like to fight out of the predicament. Already one day after New Year the players were the first of all second league teams to the lactate test ready. The good preparation and the great cohesion now pay off. With seven victories and four draws in the previous round, St. Pauli first gave the red lantern and then left the descents. After a very brief period of weakness, there was finally massive reason to cheer for the fans of the Kiez-Kicker. Three victories in a row (in Nuremberg, at home against Würzburg and in Düsseldorf) mean that the team is in an excellent form and they can make a huge step on the way to the class on Friday at home against 1. FC Heidenheim.

Heidenheim

The 1. FC Heidenheim has been able to establish itself in the Second League with quiet, continuous and honest work in the club for years. Even in this season, the club was not at all times in desperation. After a weaker phase with eight games without a win, there was a three-year-old in Karlsruhe and a subsequent point win against Bielefeld two weeks ago. With these four counters, Heidenheim has broken through the 40 point mark and the league status is virtually secured. The remaining four seasons can thus be seen as preparation for the next season and the squad of Frank Schmidt will probably miss the very last determination in these encounters.