Jeddeloh vs Hertha BSC Predictions, Picks & Odds – 28/10/2026

DFB Pokal · 2nd Round

28 Oct 2026 53acht Arena Louis Hecq

Jeddeloh vs Hertha BSC – Best bets of the match

Bookmaker	1	X	2	Bonus info
Betfred	21.00	11.00	1.04	View odds
Grosvenor	29.00	16.00	1.01	View Odds
betmgm.se	30.00	17.00	1.03	View odds

Our prediction

2: Hertha BSC to win

1.04 on Betfred

· Confidence High

Odds recorded on 26 Oct 2026 at 19:16 · Odds are subject to change

Jeddeloh vs Hertha BSC Preview

SSV Jeddeloh have already written one remarkable chapter in this season's DFB Pokal, dismantling 2. Bundesliga outfit 1. FC Heidenheim with a stunning 5-2 triumph in the first round. That result alone confirms this fourth-tier side possess genuine attacking threat and a fearless mentality on cup nights. Hosting the match at the compact 53acht Arena, Jeddeloh will hope home advantage and a raucous atmosphere can fuel another giant-killing performance.

Hertha BSC arrive in formidable shape, boasting eight victories from their last ten outings across all competitions without suffering a single defeat in that stretch. A goalless draw at Holstein Kiel recently halted a six-match winning run, but normal service resumed swiftly with a hard-fought 1-0 home victory over Arminia Bielefeld. Manager Stefan Leitl's side radiate confidence, and the Bundesliga club will be determined to avoid any cup embarrassment here.

Jeddeloh's stunning 5-2 demolition of Heidenheim in the first round proves they can score freely against higher-ranked opposition. Yet Hertha BSC represent a far sterner test. Eight wins from ten across all competitions, with no defeats in that stretch, speaks to a side brimming with momentum. Stefan Leitl's men ground out a 1-0 victory over Arminia Bielefeld most recently, underlining their resilience. The away win at 1.04 looks well-founded.

The quality gap between the fourth tier and the Bundesliga is vast, and Hertha's defensive solidity reinforces the case for backing them. A goalless draw at Holstein Kiel was the only blemish on an otherwise flawless run, suggesting Leitl's side rarely concede cheaply. Jeddeloh's cup heroics aside, sustaining that level against elite opposition over ninety minutes is a different proposition entirely.

Where goals are concerned, Jeddeloh's five-goal haul against Heidenheim hints at an open approach that could leave gaps for Hertha to exploit. Both teams finding the net at 1.80 carries appeal given Jeddeloh's attacking instincts, while over 2.5 goals at 1.08 aligns with the hosts' tendency to play on the front foot regardless of the opponent's pedigree. Odds correct at time of publication.