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Although these seem to be two defensive teams at first glance, I think we will see a more efficient game this time, leaning towards 60 goals. Löwen have gone past the 56.5 margin 12 times in their last 13 games, the only under was the win vs Zagreb with 28-24. Their last four games were above 62 goals, and their offense has an extra dimension now that Petersson is back in shape. They also have Sesum who can rest Schmid in the middle for a few minutes. They are playing rather well, and have scored 37 in their last two games vs Wetzlar and Balingen, teams on par with Minden. Löwen will have little trouble vs Minden's defense, as they've already beaten them 30-20 in an away game, but I think Minden are looking better now than they did back then. Doder's injury and poor form were an issue back then, the Swede looks great now. He lead the team scoring 7 goals in their last round's 29 goal win vs Hannover. They are under no pressure in this game, three wins in their last five games gave them some respite. Statistically speaking they are not over, with only two past 56 in their last 10, but they played many equally ranked teams in that period. Prior to that, they scored a streak of six games over 56.5. The circumstances have changed today, there is no pressure, this is the last game of the year and the score should go high.