B. Leverkusen vs. SV Darmstadt 98 (Saturday, 2.30pm)
Bayer Leverkusen will expect to make it three wins from three Bundesliga matches when they host SV Darmstadt 98 on Saturday.
The visitors have lost both of their league games since sealing their promotion back to Germany's top flight.
We say: Bayer Leverkusen 4-0 SV Darmstadt 98
Despite losing Diaby, Leverkusen have scored six goals across their opening two victories, and they will fancy their chances of reaching double figures in the goals scored column this weekend.
Darmstadt conceded four goals at home to Union Berlin despite having an extra player for the majority of the match, so they are seriously up against it to avoid receiving a beating from Alonso's side.
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Hoffenheim vs. Wolfsburg (Saturday, 2.30pm)
Hoffenheim will be hoping to record back-to-back wins when they host Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
The visitors have won both of their opening fixtures in the early weeks of the campaign, so they could head into the international break with a 100% record.
We say: Hoffenheim 2-2 Wolfsburg
Despite their mixed start to the campaign, Hoffenheim clearly possess plenty of firepower within their attacking unit, and they will be confident of performing much better than last season.
Likewise, Wolfsburg will be targeting a European spot after their near-miss in May, with Wind likely to fancy his chances of scoring for the third successive game. We can envisage a high-scoring draw at the PreZero Arena this weekend.
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Werder Bremen vs. Mainz (Saturday, 2.30pm)
Both sides will be searching for their first Bundesliga victories of the season when Werder Bremen host Mainz 05 on Saturday.
Werder Bremen sit rock-bottom of the table heading into the weekend's action after losing their opening games, while Mainz have drawn one and lost one.
We say: Werder Bremen 1-1 Mainz 05
Neither side are likely to be particularly confident after failing to win either of their opening two matches apiece, and there could be an element of cancelling each other out given that both managers adopt similar formations.
However, there is enough quality in both teams' offensive units to produce an entertaining enough encounter, and we can envisage a share of the spoils between two sides who should have enough about them to avoid being automatically relegated.
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Augsburg vs. VfL Bochum (Saturday, 2.30pm)
Two of last season's Bundesliga strugglers meet at the WWK Arena when Augsburg host VfL Bochum on Saturday.
Both clubs have made an underwhelming start with a point apiece after two games, but they have had some challenging fixtures so far.
We say: Augsburg 1-1 VfL Bochum
Very little separated the sides last season, and the same can be said so far this time around too with both on just one point.
Bochum have an excellent recent record against Augsburg, but there should not be much to split the sides.
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Stuttgart vs. Freiburg (Saturday, 2.30pm)
One of last season's Bundesliga overachievers Freiburg travel to the Mercedes-Benz Arena to face Stuttgart on Saturday.
Stuttgart have had a bizarre, polarising start to the season, while Freiburg have picked up where they left off with last season's excellent league finish.
We say: Stuttgart 1-3 Freiburg
Stuttgart showed fine form in thrashing Bochum on the opening day, but the problems that linger were exposed by Leipzig last week.
Freiburg completed a league double over Stuttgart and finished 26 points ahead of them last season to emphasise the gulf in class, and not much has changed since, so a similar outcome is expected.
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Borussia M'bach vs. Bayern (Saturday, 5.30pm)
Borussia Monchengladbach will be aiming to record their first Bundesliga win of the season when they host Bayern Munich on Saturday.
The visitors, meanwhile, can head into the international break with a perfect record after winning their first two matches.
We say: Borussia Monchengladbach 0-4 Bayern Munich
Having finished outside the top half in each of the last two seasons, Gladbach appear to be a club in decline, especially with their amount of injuries at present.
As such, we believe their unbeaten record against Bayern will come to a convincing end on Saturday, with Kane likely to be licking his lips at the prospect of adding to his impressive goalscoring tally already.
