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Monchengladbach vs Wolfsburg Prediction Bundesliga 13.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 12 December 2025

Monchengladbach vs Wolfsburg Prediction Bundesliga

Monchengladbach vs Wolfsburg Prediction and Betting Tips for the Bundesliga clash scheduled on Saturday, December 13, 2025, at 14:30 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Bundesliga 2 and WOW from Borussia-Park in Mönchengladbach. Gladbach sit 10th with 16 points, while Wolfsburg hover nervously in 15th with 12. It feels like one of those afternoons where the table only tells half the story. In this article, you’ll discover Bundesliga Predictions shaped by form, pressure, and a few hard truths.

Gladbach arrive in strong recent form but remain inconsistent at home
Wolfsburg show renewed energy under Daniel Bauer despite injury issues
Both teams average just over 3 cards per match combined
Recent head-to-heads suggest intensity without excessive discipline issues

There’s a quiet confidence around Gladbach right now. Eugen Polanski’s side have taken 13 points from their last five league games, leaning on structure rather than flair. Nicolas has been outstanding in goal, helping deliver three straight Bundesliga clean sheets. Still, scoring has been a grind. They average just one goal per match, and with several attackers sidelined, that trend may not shift overnight. Can patience win the day again, or does this cautious rhythm leave the door open?

Under 4.5 Cards @1.55
This fixture points strongly toward a controlled disciplinary outcome. Monchengladbach average 3.43 total cards per match, with only 28 percent of their games exceeding 4.5 cards and none going over 5.5. Wolfsburg are similar, averaging 3.67 cards per match, with over 4.5 landing in exactly half of their fixtures. Combined, that still suggests moderation rather than chaos. Both teams commit around 20 fouls per game, which is fairly standard for the Bundesliga, not the kind of number that screams reckless tackling. Tactically, Gladbach prefer structure and patience, while Wolfsburg’s pressing under Bauer is intense but not wild. Add in referee Ittrich P., who tends to manage games calmly, and the picture becomes clearer. Yes, the table pressure is real, but this feels more like nervous concentration than aggressive desperation. Under 4.5 cards fits the statistical pattern and the match context.