Nuremberg vs. Darmsta; Birmingham vs. Ips; Bundesliga Championship 2.6+13+13

The opening game of the 2025-26 season, Birmingham hosted Ipswich at home. Birmingham easily won the League One championship last season and returned to the Championship. After being relegated from the Championship in 2023-24, Birmingham easily dealt with the third-tier league in his first season with head coach Chris Davis, scoring 111 points in 46 games, winning the championship and breaking a single-season point record. They have signed several powerful players, including Guqiao Henwoo, Taylor Gardner Hickman and Alphonse Sampstead, as well as James Vidal, Elan Kashin and Tommy Doyle. In seven warm-up matches, Birmingham won 4 wins and 3 losses, and narrowly defeated Nottingham Forest, which ranked seventh in the Premier League last season, a week ago. In preparation for the opening match with Ipswich, Birmingham hopes to continue defending the home fortress. They advanced to win the championship last season and were extremely strong at home, winning 19 wins and 4 draws in 23 league rounds. After two consecutive seasons of upgrade, Ipswich was relegated in his first Premier League season since the 2001-02 season. Kieran McKenna's team lost 24 of the 38 top league games (the remaining 4 wins and 10 draws), with 16 points, ranking last. Ipswich, who has already dropped to the second level, has many difficulties to return to the Premier League. Ipswich has seen several key players leave this summer, including captain Sam Mosey and forward Liam Delapp, but fortunately they have also introduced Arzoel Matusiva, Cedric Kipre, Ashley Young and David Butt to strengthen the team's roster. In the last four warm-up matches, they have won impressive results of four consecutive victories. In the confrontation, Birmingham won 3 wins, 5 draws and 2 losses, with a slight advantage. Both teams are in good shape at present, and Demon Sword is more optimistic about Birmingham's home court unbeaten.

005 Nuremberg vs Darmsta, win, 1-1; 2-1

007 Birmingham vs Ips, win, draw, 2-1; 2-2

win + double draw = 2.63

tie + draw = 13.47

(2, 3) + (3, 4) = 4.09

(2) + (3) = 13.68

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