FC Hansa Rostock vs TSV 1860 Munchen Best odds and tips

FC Hansa Rostock and TSV 1860 München, two clubs with proud traditions and passionate fanbases, face off on Friday in a key late-season fixture in the 3.Liga. The bookmakers have made Hansa Rostock slight favourites at 2.25 for this game, but TSV 1860 München are a good price at 3.25 to take the spoils, while the draw is priced at 3.4. Rostock are unbeaten at home in their last two matches, including a 4-0 win over SC Verl. Munich are one of the form teams in 3.Liga, winning four of their last five and losing the other. The visitors have won their last two matches, a 3-0 away win at Waldhof Mannheim and a 2-1 home win over Alemannia Aachen.

Hansa Rostock and TSV 1860 Munich are separated by only one place in the 3.Liga standings, but there is a gulf between the two clubs in terms of momentum and form. Daniel Brinkmann took over as Hansa Rostock coach in November 2024 and has forged a defence-first unit. The Kogge concede only 13 goals in 17 fixtures at Ostseestadion. Munich’s approach is almost the opposite, proactive and vertical, with a number of dynamic formations and a pressing style that can be devastating. Patrick Gloeckner took over at the helm in January 2025 and has overseen a run of victories that has put the club among the top teams in the division. Sigurd Haugen is Hansa’s chief threat in the final third, scoring nine goals in 27 league appearances. Christian Kinsombi has been on fire for Hansa recently, scoring two of their five goals and giving the team an extra dimension.

Patrick Hobsch leads the line for 1860 München, scoring 11 goals in 32 league appearances this season. The 28-year-old has rediscovered his scoring form of late, netting four goals in his last five appearances and being directly involved in more than a third of the club’s goals during that run. 1860 München have won eight and lost six of their 17 away 3.Liga fixtures, scoring 27 goals. This is a clash of styles between two teams with very different strengths and weaknesses and should be a chess match. But München’s momentum makes the ‘Both Teams to Score’ market very appealing. When these two sides met four months ago in the 3.Liga, Hansa Rostock won 2-1 away from home, but the momentum is with München and they can either nick the win or take a point in a tight contest.