Werder Bremen vs Wolfsburg Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 10 of the Bundesliga, scheduled for Friday, November 7, 2025, at 19:30 GMT. The match will take place at the Weserstadion and will be broadcast live on BBC Sport. Bremen have gone four games without defeat, while Wolfsburg are desperate to end a miserable run of form. In this article, you’ll find expert insight and Bundesliga Predictions from XpertStats tipsters.

• Werder Bremen are unbeaten in their last four Bundesliga matches.
• Wolfsburg have lost six of their last seven games across all competitions.
• Both teams average around 2.5 goals per match this season.
• Under 3.5 Goals has landed in 75% of Werder Bremen’s recent matches.

Werder Bremen’s recent resurgence has been impressive. Horst Steffen’s men have quietly climbed back into the mid-table mix with two wins and two draws in their last four. That late equaliser from Jens Stage in Mainz summed up their fighting spirit. Their average of 1.25 goals scored and 1.5 conceded per game tells the story of a team that rarely dominates but often finds a way. Still, with injuries piling up: Mitchell Weiser, Felix Agu, and Olivier Deman all sidelined, Steffen has had to get creative. Young goalkeeper Mio Backhaus has been a revelation, showing the kind of composure that’s already drawing interest from big European clubs.

That said, Bremen’s attack remains patchy. Victor Boniface is yet to open his account, and fans are starting to murmur about his finishing. Can he really turn things around under the Friday night lights? It’s hard to say. But the team’s structure looks solid enough to keep them competitive. Their average of just 2.75 total goals per match suggests this isn’t a side built for chaos, more for steady, grinding performances. And in front of a home crowd, that discipline might just be their biggest strength.

For Wolfsburg, it’s been a different story entirely. Paul Simonis’ side are sliding fast, with defensive lapses costing them dearly. Four defeats in five, and early goals conceded in most of them, have left the Wolves chasing games they can’t control. Their goal stats mirror Bremen’s: 1.25 scored and 1.25 conceded per match, yet the results have been brutal. Injuries haven’t helped either: Maehle, Paredes, Lindstrøm, and Rogério are all unavailable, leaving Simonis to shuffle his lineup once again. That’s a bold move, but maybe the only one left.

Still, Wolfsburg’s record at the Weserstadion gives them some hope, four wins in their last five visits. It’s that small spark of confidence they’ll need to cling to. But unless they tighten up early, another long night could be coming. Expect a tactical battle with limited chances and plenty of midfield grind. As for bettors, this one feels like a cautious, low-scoring affair, fitting perfectly within our Bundesliga Predictions outlook.