Greuther Furth vs Preussen Munster Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 12 of the 2. Bundesliga, scheduled for Friday, November 7, 2025, at 17:30 GMT. The clash unfolds at the Sportpark Ronhof, with live coverage on Amazon Prime (Ger) and Sky Sport Bundesliga 1 (Ger). Fürth enter the game under pressure after a poor run of form, while Münster aim to build on a crucial home win. In this article, you’ll find insights from our experts and exclusive 2. Bundesliga Predictions from XpertStats analysts.

• Greuther Fürth have lost their last three league matches, conceding 11 goals in that run.
• Preussen Münster haven’t kept a clean sheet in their last 11 league games.
• Both teams average over 3.5 goals per match this season.
• Their last two head-to-heads each saw four goals scored.

It’s been a tough spell for Greuther Fürth. Just one point from their last five outings tells the story of a team searching for answers. That recent 1–2 defeat in Paderborn, where Omar Sillah’s late goal came too little too late, reflected a worrying pattern, plenty of effort, little stability. Conceding early has become a habit, and when you’re leaking 2.6 goals per game, it’s hard to stay in matches. Coach Thomas Kleine is running out of time and options. With defenders Noah König and Brynjar Ingi Bjarnason sidelined, and goalkeeper rotations continuing, Fürth’s backline feels like a revolving door. Can they find the calm amid the chaos?

Still, there’s a glimmer of hope. Fürth have scored in almost every game, averaging 1.2 goals and hitting over 2.5 goals in 80% of their matches. The attack isn’t lifeless, it’s the defensive lapses that kill momentum. Kleine could opt for a tighter 4-2-3-1 setup, prioritizing compactness and smarter transitions. Fans at the Ronhof will expect a reaction, not just effort. A scrappy 1–0 might do wonders for confidence, but realistically, both teams tend to leave the back doors open.

Preussen Münster, meanwhile, arrive in better spirits after edging Holstein Kiel 2–1 at home. They’ve shown resilience, bouncing back from early setbacks, and that says something about team character. But defensively? Not so great. They’ve conceded in 11 straight games and allow 2.4 goals per match on average. Coach Alexander Ende knows his side can score: 1.2 goals per game, but without tightening up, they’ll struggle to climb higher. With key players like Vilhelmsson and Mees out, it’s a constant balancing act between creativity and caution.

Interestingly, both sides have been involved in high-scoring duels before. Their last two meetings each featured four goals, and both teams scored in both. It feels like one of those fixtures where defense takes a backseat and chaos takes over. With both averaging nearly four goals per match, it’s easy to see why a goal fest might be on the cards again. For punters looking for smart angles, the stats strongly favor 2. Bundesliga Predictions pointing toward an open, attacking contest.