RB Leipzig burst into the Bundesliga more than a decade ago, immediately becoming one of the leaders of Germany’s top division. Over the years, the “Bulls” have almost always played in the Champions League and challenged for a place in the national championship’s top three. Last year was an exception to the rule: the team missed out on European competition and underwent significant changes. Focused on the Bundesliga, the “Bulls” finished third, with only Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich ahead of them. Despite the noticeable progress, the club’s management dismissed Ole Werner and appointed Martin Demichelis as head coach. The choice of the Argentine as manager is still being hotly debated in the press and among the fans. Many consider it a mistake, especially against the backdrop of the departures of two key players, Yan Diomande and Loïs Openda, who brought Leipzig’s owners a fortune. It should be noted that in the spring, under Demichelis, Mallorca were relegated from La Liga, while before that the Argentine coach had worked in his homeland, spending between nine months and a year and a half in charge of each of the teams entrusted to him. Questions about whether Demichelis can cope with Leipzig’s ambitious objectives are also being fueled by the team’s results at the start of the season. In six official matches this football year, the “Bulls” have somehow managed to lose three times. All of the defeats came away from home, with the most painful one occurring in the opening round of the Champions League league phase in Como, where Leipzig lost 1–4. Eintracht declined significantly last season. The Frankfurt side finished eighth in the Bundesliga table, conceding 65 goals in 34 rounds. Eintracht’s defensive problems have not yet been solved by Adi Hütter, who was appointed head coach in the middle of the summer. In four matches of the current championship, the Frankfurt club have conceded ten goals and won only one of them. The defensive gaps were the main issue Hütter had to address during the three-week break for international matches. To eliminate them, he clearly needed to change the team’s overall structure of play. If Eintracht concede three or four goals in Leipzig again, serious questions will be raised about the visiting coach. We will bet that the hosts’ mediocre form will compound the visitors’ problems, resulting in a low number of goals being scored.