SSV Jeddeloh – Hertha Berlin

Recent form · Written before the match

Jeddeloh lost 2-7 at Drochtersen/Assel on 3 October, then 1-2 against VfB Lübeck on 12 October, before beating Werder Bremen 3-2 on 17 October. They had previously eliminated Heidenheim 5-2 in the cup on 23 August.

Hertha beat Dynamo Dresden 2-1 on 19 September, Greuther Fürth 2-1 on 11 October, then drew 0-0 at Holstein Kiel on 16 October. Hertha were top of 2.

Bundesliga after eight matchdays with 7 wins, 1 draw, 22 points, 19 goals scored and 8 conceded. The archives do not make it possible to reconstruct five recent matches for Jeddeloh, and no xG, comparable shot volume or reliable pressing indicator is documented for either team.

Head-to-head · Written before the match

No previous meeting between Jeddeloh and Hertha Berlin was verified in the consulted federation or club sources. The mention of a former match in Oldenburg in 1996/97 concerns VfB Oldenburg, not Jeddeloh.

There is therefore no documented recent head-to-head record to report; the lack of a direct series limits the assessment of the matchup style and historical relevance.

Absences and returns

Jeddeloh: absences, suspensions, goalkeeper and uncertain starters unknown. Hertha: absences, suspensions, goalkeeper and uncertain starters unknown.

Jeddeloh changed coach on October 5: Kristian Arambasic and his assistant left the club, with Olaf Blancke set to take over on an interim basis.

Context & news

Hertha can control the ball and attack the spaces if Jeddeloh defends deep or becomes exposed after losing possession; Jeddeloh’s heavy 2-7 defeat and the two goals conceded against Lübeck suggest defensive vulnerability, while its coaching change may still affect its organization. Conversely, Jeddeloh can impose a direct, transition-based game, exploit set pieces and second balls, with the support of the local context and its 5-2 victoire surprise against Heidenheim.

This scenario could change if Hertha heavily reshuffles its team or if Jeddeloh scores early.