RB Leipzig vs. Hertha Berlin (Saturday, 2.30pm)
RB Leipzig will be looking to kick start their season on Saturday when they welcome Hertha Berlin to the Red Bull Arena in the weekend's Bundesliga action.
Last year's runners-up have managed just one win so far, whilst the visitors have come alive after back-to-back wins since returning from the international break.
We say: RB Leipzig 2-1 Hertha Berlin
Home advantage may prove important for this struggling Leipzig side at the weekend. They are far from their best at the moment but they should have enough quality to see off Hertha, with us predicting a narrow victory for the hosts.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Frankfurt vs. FC Koln (Saturday, 2.30pm)
In the Bundesliga on Saturday, Eintracht Frankfurt will look to collect their first three points of the season when they welcome FC Koln.
The visitors have enjoyed a promising start to their campaign and they head into the weekend in seventh position having amassed eight points so far this term.
We say: Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 FC Koln
Despite being winless this season, Frankfurt can take confidence from the fact they are unbeaten in their last five matches in all competitions.
Though Koln have been in fine form, they are yet to win away this term, and as a result we think Frankfurt will edge this encounter to get their first three points of the campaign.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
B. Leverkusen vs. Mainz 05 (Saturday, 2.30pm)
Two of the high-flying sides in the opening weeks of the Bundesliga season meet at the BayArena on Saturday, when Bayer Leverkusen host Mainz 05.
The hosts find themselves in a Champions League position under their new manager, with the visitors sitting just one place behind them as they unexpectedly continue their strong form from last campaign.
We say: Bayer Leverkusen 2-1 Mainz 05
Leverkusen will be hoping their clinical finishing can come to their assistance against a stubborn and well-drilled Mainz side on Saturday. It could be a tight affair but the hosts should possess enough quality to see off the visitors eventually, particularly with the likes of Diaby, Wirtz and Schick at their disposal.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Union Berlin vs. Arminia Bielefeld (Saturday, 2.30pm)
Union Berlin will host Arminia Bielefeld on Saturday afternoon in the Bundesliga with two points separating the sides.
The hosts sit in eighth place on six points, while their opponents have only collected four points this season and are still searching for their first win of the campaign.
We say: Union Berlin 2-1 Arminia Bielefeld
Union Berlin are balancing domestic football with a European campaign, and they may have one eye on their home game against Maccabi Haifa next week, but they should have enough quality to see off an Arminia Bielefeld side who are struggling to score.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Hoffenheim vs. Wolfsburg (Saturday, 2.30pm)
Second-placed Wolfsburg head to Hoffenheim's PreZero Arena in Bundesliga action on Saturday, looking to continue their strong start to the new season.
Meanwhile, the hosts find themselves in mid-table after failing to win since the opening weekend of league action.
We say: Hoffenheim 1-1 Wolfsburg
With Hoffenheim's last couple of matches being tight affairs, and all of Wolfsburg's being that case this season so far, another is expected here. Neither look like they have the ability to score a number of goals just yet so a low-scoring draw is our prediction here.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Borussia M'bach vs. Dortmund (Saturday, 5.30pm)
Two of Bundesliga's European hopefuls meet in the Borussenderby on Saturday, when Borussia Monchengladbach host Borussia Dortmund at Borussia-Park.
Although not a regional derby, this match still has that little bit extra at stake when the two sides meet, and entertaining encounters usually follow.
We say: Borussia Monchengladbach 1-3 Borussia Dortmund
On paper it appears as though this should be a highly entertaining and open game of football. With Dortmund's woeful defending so far this season, they are sure to concede one or two goals again against a strong opponent, but the devastating form of Haaland and co in the forward line should see them over the line once more.
