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I'm convinced that the difference between these two teams isn't as big as the 1.25 odds would suggest for Lemgo. It makes no sense at all in my book, and it's mostly that big because of Lemgo's 35-35 against Hamburg. If they played again today, it would be +10 for HSV, I'd bet my life on it, but it's a different story about HSV. Lemgo and Balingen played in a way that the last minute decided in the last five games, while Lemgo are weaker in quality, but not the results. It's an extremely important game for the guests, far more than for Lemgo, and if the right back Hafner was ready, which he isn't and won't be playing, I'd go with a far bigger stake. Balingen can match Lemgo on many positions, they're better with the middle back and pivot, for example, wings aren't weaker than those in Lemgo's lines, and now the only big difference is in the right back where Lemgo have Hermann, and Balingen have to do with what they have. Either way, I expect a competitive Balingen, in an opened match, until the end.