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Oldenburg failed on their last away match in Leipzig (27-36) and someone will have to pay the price. Leverkusen are first on the list. One of the reasons for their bad game in Leipzig was surely the heavy injury of back Carolina Muller, one of the best in Oldenburg this season. Muller left the match in the 26th minute, and the tests proved the worst fear: she will be out for at least six months. Because of injuries, the Leipzig match was also missed by Nadja Jensen, Julia Wenzl and Kim Burke. The latter is returning today, she's a true left wing player who was in the first three rounds on an average of almost five goals per match. In order to get even more width, Oldenburg re-activated Wiebke Kethom who played her last match more than a year ago, but she was in the process as the coach of the B-team. Two juniors, Thomas and Prante, were also introduced to the roster. The concept of today's match won't be changed - the game potential (even without Caro Muller) is still there, they have the width, they're ready to run, they're a team with most shots on goal in the offense, but also the team with the second worse defense, but even with such a defense, the defeat in Leipzig was their first this season. They're hosting Leverkusen who changed and made their roster younger, who are still in the warm-up phase, who have two injured starting goalkeepers and who conceded 37 goals in a home match against Metzingen. We have two teams whose offense is their main forte, with certain problems in the defense, so when we add to it the tradition which says that they have five overs in the last six heads-to-heads in the final two seasons on the offered margin, the over in today's match in an option you simply have to take.