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USA Today
17-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Hugo Ekitike vs. SC Freiburg – Player props & odds to score a goal on May 17
Hugo Ekitike vs. SC Freiburg – Player props & odds to score a goal on May 17 [gambcom-standard rankid="4130" ] When Eintracht Frankfurt plays SC Freiburg on Saturday, May 17 at 9:30 AM ET, will Hugo Ekitike find the back of the net? Keep reading for current stats and anytime goalscorer odds for this match. Eintracht Frankfurt faced FC St. Pauli at home in its last match and the sides finished with a draw, 2-2. The Eintracht Frankfurt side took 12 shots, outshooting FC St. Pauli by seven. Keep up with Bundesliga action this season on Fubo! Hugo Ekitike's Odds to Score a Goal vs. SC Freiburg Odds to score a goal next game: +120 Soccer player prop odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Friday at 6:39 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. [gambcom-standard rankid="4142" ] Hugo Ekitike's 2024-25 Stats This season, he has scored a goal in 13 of 32 games. In terms of xG (expected goals), Ekitike is at 2.2, which is 12.8 lower than his actual goal tally of 15. In 32 games this season, he has tallied an assist in six of them. From the penalty spot, Ekitike has scored one time in three opportunities. So far in the 2024-25 season, he is averaging 2.4 shots per match, having attempted 77 in total (38 on target). Eintracht Frankfurt vs. SC Freiburg Scoring Insights In the Bundesliga, Eintracht Frankfurt has put up 65 goals in 33 games (fourth in league), and SC Freiburg has conceded 50 in 33 games (ninth). Offensively, SC Freiburg is 12th in the Bundesliga (48 goals, 1.5 per match). And defensively, Eintracht Frankfurt is fifth (45 goals conceded, 1.4 per match). Eintracht Frankfurt's goal difference (+20) ranks third in the Bundesliga. In terms of goal differential, SC Freiburg is 10th in the Bundesliga at -2. Eintracht Frankfurt vs. SC Freiburg Match Info Matchup: Eintracht Frankfurt at SC Freiburg Eintracht Frankfurt at SC Freiburg Time: 9:30 AM ET 9:30 AM ET Date: May 17, 2025 May 17, 2025 Venue: Europa-Park-Stadion Europa-Park-Stadion Live stream: Watch this game on ESPN+ Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs. SC Freiburg on ESPN+ More Player Props: [gambcom-standard rankid="4338" ]
USA Today
14-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
How to Watch FC St. Pauli vs. VfL Bochum: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
How to Watch FC St. Pauli vs. VfL Bochum: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 5/17/2025 Two of the worst offensive teams in the Bundesliga meet when FC St. Pauli (No. 18 with 28 goals) hosts VfL Bochum (No. 17 with 30) at 9:30 AM ET on Saturday. You can stream it on ESPN+. Last time out, FC St. Pauli wound up with a draw by a score of 2-2 away from home against Eintracht Frankfurt while being outshot by seven in the matchup, 12 to five. VfL Bochum fell at home 4-1 to FSV Mainz in its last match on May 10. FSV Mainz outshot VfL Bochum 17 to 11. How to watch FC St. Pauli vs. VfL Bochum When: Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 9:30 AM ET Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 9:30 AM ET Where: Millerntor-Stadion in Hamburg, Germany Millerntor-Stadion in Hamburg, Germany Live Stream: ESPN+ Watch live sports and more without cable on ESPN+. Click here to watch Bundesliga action. FC St. Pauli key players Morgan Guilavogui has six goals (on 26 shots, 1.0 per game) and two assists for FC St. Pauli. With three goals and four assists, Johannes Eggestein is another key player for FC St. Pauli. Jackson Irvine has no goals, but he has five assists. Elias Saad has three goals and two assists. VfL Bochum key players Myron Boadu has seven goals and one assist, playing a starring role for VfL Bochum. With five goals and two assists, Matus Bero is another key player for VfL Bochum. Felix Passlack has one goal (on 15 shots, 0.8 per game) and five assists. Philipp Hofmann has three goals (on 38 shots, 1.2 per game) and three assists. To watch live sports and more without cable, head to ESPN+. Click here to watch Bundesliga action. FC St. Pauli vs. VfL Bochum match breakdown
USA Today
08-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
How to Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs. FC St. Pauli: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
How to Watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs. FC St. Pauli: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 5/11/2025 Eintracht Frankfurt hosts FC St. Pauli on Sunday in their second meeting in the Bundesliga this season (Eintracht Frankfurt took the first 1-0). The rematch begins at 11:30 AM ET. The match will stream on ESPN+. Eintracht Frankfurt finished level in its last match, 1-1, against FSV Mainz away from home on May 4. FSV Mainz outshot Eintracht Frankfurt by a margin of 11 to eight. FC St. Pauli was defeated by VfB Stuttgart 1-0 at home in its most recent match on May 3, while being outshot 15 to seven. How to watch Eintracht Frankfurt vs. FC St. Pauli When: Sunday, May 11, 2025 at 11:30 AM ET Sunday, May 11, 2025 at 11:30 AM ET Where: Frankfurt Arena in Frankfurt-Flughafen, Germany Frankfurt Arena in Frankfurt-Flughafen, Germany Live Stream: ESPN+ Watch live sports and more without cable on ESPN+. Click here to watch Bundesliga action. Eintracht Frankfurt key players Hugo Ekitike has 15 goals (on 75 shots, 2.4 per game) and six assists for Eintracht Frankfurt. Nathaniel Brown has three goals and eight assists. With three goals and six assists, Ansgar Knauff is producing for Eintracht Frankfurt as well. With four goals and two assists, Can Yılmaz Uzun is producing, too. FC St. Pauli key players Johannes Eggestein has three goals (on 20 shots, 1.0 per game) and four assists for FC St. Pauli. Morgan Guilavogui has five goals and one assist, another key player for FC St. Pauli. With three goals and two assists, Elias Saad is chipping in for FC St. Pauli as well. Jackson Irvine has no goals, but five assists (on 25 chances created, 0.9 per game). To watch live sports and more without cable, head to ESPN+. Click here to watch Bundesliga action. Eintracht Frankfurt vs. FC St. Pauli match breakdown
Perth Now
02-05-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
The A-League ace ready to fill Irvine's big Roos shoes
Emerging midfielder Ryan Teague is ready to fill the huge shoes of injured Socceroos star Jackson Irvine in Australia's cut-throat World Cup qualifiers. Irvine confirmed this week a foot fracture had ended his season with both FC St. Pauli and the Socceroos. The 32-year-old joins central defender Harry Souttar, Jordy Bos and Riley McGree on the sidelines for crunch World Cup qualifiers with Japan in Perth on June 5 and Saudi Arabia in Jeddah on June 11. The brilliant Irvine has been a mainstay under Tony Popovic, doing the grunt work in midfield while also pushing forward to score crucial goals. Teague, who impressed on debut against China, is hungry for more and wants to step up as the Socceroos seek to secure a spot in next year's World Cup. "Of course, I have to back myself," Teague told AAP. "Obviously Jacko is such a big player for the team, but unfortunately, he's out, and it just opens up another opportunity for anyone. "There's no guarantees in terms of who plays, who's being selected, and I'll just try and put myself in the best position to be selected, and that's all I can really do. "I try to go into each game with the same mindset of being composed, trying to just do the simple things right, not trying to let the occasion get the best of me. "I'm confident in my abilities. I know what I can do, if I can go out there and show it, no matter if it's for the Socceroos or if it's for Melbourne Victory or for whoever - (I) go with the same mentality." Australia are three points clear of Saudi Arabia in their World Cup qualifying group, meaning a victory over Japan would all but seal automatic qualification. Teague has had an interrupted month at Victory because of an ankle issue, with Popovic noting this week he was yet to hit the "high" standard he had shown against China. But the Socceroos mentor clearly rates the 23-year-old, who is back in form, about to enter the A-League Men finals and has ambitions of playing overseas. "He has a real calm temperament. He doesn't get fazed by anything," Popovic said. "I didn't even need to or want to speak to him before the game. "He knew he was playing the day before, and just went out and executed and was confident to get on the ball, which helped us a lot to really silence the crowd in the first half (of the 2-0 win over China). "So him getting on the ball and controlling the tempo played a big part in that performance and result." Teague played under Popovic last season and was crucial in Victory's run to the grand final. He was adamant his relationship with Popovic wouldn't impact his selection chances, and is firmly focused on taking Victory forward. "Obviously it's nice that he knows me, but at the end of the day, it comes down to me and how I play and perform," he said. "If I don't perform here at club, I don't get the opportunity to perform at the Socceroos."
West Australian
02-05-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
The A-League ace ready to fill Irvine's big Roos shoes
Emerging midfielder Ryan Teague is ready to fill the huge shoes of injured Socceroos star Jackson Irvine in Australia's cut-throat World Cup qualifiers. Irvine confirmed this week a foot fracture had ended his season with both FC St. Pauli and the Socceroos. The 32-year-old joins central defender Harry Souttar, Jordy Bos and Riley McGree on the sidelines for crunch World Cup qualifiers with Japan in Perth on June 5 and Saudi Arabia in Jeddah on June 11. The brilliant Irvine has been a mainstay under Tony Popovic, doing the grunt work in midfield while also pushing forward to score crucial goals. Teague, who impressed on debut against China, is hungry for more and wants to step up as the Socceroos seek to secure a spot in next year's World Cup. "Of course, I have to back myself," Teague told AAP. "Obviously Jacko is such a big player for the team, but unfortunately, he's out, and it just opens up another opportunity for anyone. "There's no guarantees in terms of who plays, who's being selected, and I'll just try and put myself in the best position to be selected, and that's all I can really do. "I try to go into each game with the same mindset of being composed, trying to just do the simple things right, not trying to let the occasion get the best of me. "I'm confident in my abilities. I know what I can do, if I can go out there and show it, no matter if it's for the Socceroos or if it's for Melbourne Victory or for whoever - (I) go with the same mentality." Australia are three points clear of Saudi Arabia in their World Cup qualifying group, meaning a victory over Japan would all but seal automatic qualification. Teague has had an interrupted month at Victory because of an ankle issue, with Popovic noting this week he was yet to hit the "high" standard he had shown against China. But the Socceroos mentor clearly rates the 23-year-old, who is back in form, about to enter the A-League Men finals and has ambitions of playing overseas. "He has a real calm temperament. He doesn't get fazed by anything," Popovic said. "I didn't even need to or want to speak to him before the game. "He knew he was playing the day before, and just went out and executed and was confident to get on the ball, which helped us a lot to really silence the crowd in the first half (of the 2-0 win over China). "So him getting on the ball and controlling the tempo played a big part in that performance and result." Teague played under Popovic last season and was crucial in Victory's run to the grand final. He was adamant his relationship with Popovic wouldn't impact his selection chances, and is firmly focused on taking Victory forward. "Obviously it's nice that he knows me, but at the end of the day, it comes down to me and how I play and perform," he said. "If I don't perform here at club, I don't get the opportunity to perform at the Socceroos."
