Dortmund vs Frankfurt Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 24 October 2026
π Borussia remain unbeaten in the league and are level on points with Bayern at the top, but two consecutive draws have slowed their momentum. Eintracht recovered from a heavy defeat to Leipzig by beating KΓΆln and are now looking to establish themselves in the top half of the table. The key question is whether Dortmund can return to their more productive form after two Bundesliga matches without a win, particularly given that they played a European fixture on Tuesday. For Frankfurt, this is an opportunity to take advantage of any accumulated fatigue in the opposition, but the head-to-head record at Dortmund works against the visitors.
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Dortmund have won 14 of their last 15 home matches against Eintracht
π In May 2026, the two sides met in a high-scoring game that Dortmund won 3-2, despite Frankfurt opening the scoring within the first few minutes. Overall, Borussia have won 14 of their last 15 home Bundesliga matches against Eintracht. The only defeat in that run came in April 2021, when Frankfurt won 2-1. That is a significant historical argument in favour of the hosts, although the current Eintracht side are capable of creating chances and remain dangerous on the counter-attack.
Head-to-head statistics Dortmund - Frankfurt

Borussia Dortmund: rock-solid at the back, but their attack has stalled
The goalless draw with Union was Dortmund's second consecutive Bundesliga match without a win. Before that they had drawn 2-2 with Werder, though they had won four matches in a row prior to the break. In Berlin, Dortmund created chances amounting to just 0.58 expected goals, with Union responding with 0.48. It was a physical game, with five yellow cards already by half-time, but genuinely dangerous opportunities were few. Four clean sheets in six league rounds and only four goals conceded remain the strongest argument in Niko KovaΔ's side's favour.
On Tuesday, Dortmund beat Sabah 2-1 in the Champions League, so the physical load heading into the Eintracht match is higher than usual. However, home advantage and the hosts' attacking potential give reason to expect a more open game than the one in Berlin. Particularly important will be whether Serhou Guirassy and Maximilian Beier can receive the ball inside the box rather than finishing from awkward positions. Dortmund can control the match, but they need to move from possession to shots more quickly, otherwise Eintracht will have a chance to keep it tight until the closing stages.
Match Results: Borussia Dortmund

Eintracht Frankfurt: victory over KΓΆln restores confidence
Eintracht beat KΓΆln 1-0 thanks to Younes Ebnoutalib's goal on 77 minutes. The team created chances worth 1.73 expected goals against 0.49 for their opponents, and were noticeably more intense after the break. The win ended Frankfurt's home winless run and gave the team an important psychological boost following the 0-6 thrashing by Leipzig. Their seasonal goal difference of 10-16 remains a problem: Eintracht score fairly regularly, but concede multiple goals in a single game too often.
In Dortmund, the visitors will need to be more organised defensively and avoid losing the ball under pressure. If Frankfurt sit too deep, they risk allowing the hosts to build sustained positional attacks and gradually increase the pressure. But Eintracht do have counter-attacking potential: they scored three against Mainz and found the net three times against Union in the opening rounds. So the visitors are capable of threatening Dortmund's goal, though reproducing their home confidence in an away fixture will not be straightforward.
Match Results: Eintracht Frankfurt
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Borussia Dortmund
β Emre Can, Giannis Konstantelias, Konstantinos Karetsas and Justin Lerma remain unavailable for Dortmund.
Eintracht Frankfurt
β Forward Jessic Ngankam continues his recovery. Midfielder Oscar HΓΈjlund missed the previous match with a hip problem. His availability for the upcoming match remains in doubt.
Predicted Lineups
π Borussia predicted starting XI: Kobel - Gadou, Anton, Schlotterbeck - Ryerson, Bellingham, Nmecha, Svensson - Nwaneri, Beier - Guirassy.
π Eintracht predicted starting XI: Atubolu - Collins, Koch, Brassier, Kosugi - Doan, Onyedika, Aseko, Chaibi - Burkardt, Ebnoutalib.
π¨ Yellow Cards Prediction
Dortmund are averaging 2.5 yellow cards after six rounds - the second-highest figure in the Bundesliga. Eintracht also get stuck in regularly: the Eagles average 2.33 bookings per game. In Dortmund's last round against Union, the referee showed six yellow cards, and a similar pattern could emerge if Frankfurt are forced to repeatedly break up the hosts' attacks. Prediction: Total Yellow Cards - Over 3.5.
β½ Goals Prediction
Dortmund have scored 11 goals in six matchdays, while Eintracht have conceded 16 - one of the worst records in the league. The hosts have kept four clean sheets, but Frankfurt have scored six goals in their three away fixtures. I think Dortmund will look to settle the match through a pragmatic approach, though that doesn't necessarily mean the game will turn into a goal fest. Prediction: Borussia Team Total - Over 1.5 Goals at odds of 1.35*.
π© Corner Kick Prediction
In the Bundesliga, Dortmund average 4.83 corners per match and increase that to 6.33 at home. Eintracht earn 5.33 corners per match, but just 4.33 away. With the hosts expected to enjoy territorial dominance, they should get into the opposition box more regularly and create more opportunities to deliver from the corner flag. This bet doesn't require an open game - it simply needs Dortmund to attack consistently and force Frankfurt's defenders to put the ball behind the line. In 4 of their last 5 head-to-head meetings at Signal Iduna Park, the hosts took more than five corners. Prediction: Borussia Dortmund Team Total Corners - Over 5.5 at 1.56*.
*Odds are indicative and may vary depending on the bookmaker.
β Editor's Prediction
Dortmund remain favourites on the back of their home record, solid defence and head-to-head advantage. Back-to-back draws and a Champions League fixture may make it difficult for the hosts to sustain a high tempo for all 90 minutes, but Frankfurt's weak defence gives them a good chance of scoring more than once. I'm expecting a Dortmund win in a match where Frankfurt may create a few dangerous moments but are unlikely to cope with sustained pressure. Final pick: Borussia Dortmund to win with a -1 handicap. Predicted score: 3-1.
