3 Games, 3 Wins, 14 Goals: Can Leipzig Keep It Going?

RB Leipzig may have endured a difficult week away from home, but their record at the Red Bull Arena tells a completely different story.

Three Bundesliga home games, three victories, 14 goals scored, and not a single goal conceded. Die Roten Bullen have been almost unstoppable in front of their supporters this season.

Now, Martín Demichelis' side welcome newly promoted SV Elversberg on Saturday, hoping to extend their perfect home record and bounce back from two painful defeats.

But with Elversberg sitting sixth in the Bundesliga after six matches, Leipzig cannot afford to underestimate their next opponents.

The Red Bull Arena Has Become A Fortress

While the team's recent performances against Bayern Munich and Real Madrid have raised serious questions, their home form in the Bundesliga offers plenty of reasons for optimism.

Fourteen goals across three home matches average almost five per game, underscoring how dangerous Demichelis' attacking side can be when playing with confidence.

Even more impressive is the defensive record.

Leipzig have yet to concede a Bundesliga goal at home this season, a remarkable contrast to the ten goals they conceded across their last two matches against Bayern and Madrid.

The challenge now is to reproduce that defensive discipline while maintaining the attacking freedom that has made Leipzig so difficult to contain at the Red Bull Arena.

For Demichelis, another convincing home performance would be particularly valuable after a week that has placed his team under considerable pressure.

Elversberg Are No Ordinary Promoted Side

Saturday's visitors have been one of the biggest surprises of the Bundesliga season.

Having climbed from Germany's fourth division to the top flight in just a few years, Elversberg have already collected ten points from their opening six matches.

Their sixth-place position demonstrates that they are not simply making up the numbers.

Demichelis has warned his players about the intensity Elversberg bring, particularly during the opening stages of matches.

He also highlighted their aggressive approach in the first 15 to 20 minutes, suggesting Leipzig must be fully prepared from the opening whistle.

Against an opponent arriving with confidence and little to lose, Leipzig's impressive home statistics will offer no guarantees.

Leipzig Need Their Home Form More Than Ever

The timing of this fixture makes it especially important.

The Red Bulls suffered a 6-1 defeat against Bayern Munich before losing 4-1 to Real Madrid in the Champions League, exposing defensive weaknesses that Demichelis must address quickly.

The Argentine has already confirmed that he intends to rotate his squad to manage fatigue after a demanding run of fixtures.

Christoph Baumgartner is expected to feature from the bench after returning from injury, while Christopher Nkunku's availability remains uncertain because of an adductor problem.

Despite those concerns, Leipzig have enough attacking quality to trouble Elversberg with Tidi Gomis in the form of his life.

The question is whether they can combine that firepower with the defensive organisation that has defined their Bundesliga performances at home.

Three home games have produced three wins, 14 goals and three clean sheets.

A fourth victory would not erase the disappointment of Munich and Madrid, but it would provide an important reminder of what Leipzig are capable of when everything clicks.

Can Demichelis' side keep their perfect home record intact, or will Elversberg become the first Bundesliga team to break through at the Red Bull Arena this season?