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Werder Bremen vs Stuttgart Prediction Bundesliga 14.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 13 December 2025

Werder Bremen vs Stuttgart Prediction Bundesliga

Werder Bremen vs Stuttgart Prediction and Betting Tips headline Matchday 14 of the Bundesliga, scheduled for Sunday, December 14, 2025, at 18:30 GMT. The game will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime and Sky Go Germany from the Weserstadion. With Bremen sitting 12th and Stuttgart pushing for Europe in sixth, this feels like one of those fixtures where the table never tells the full story. In this article, you’ll find deeper insight powered by Bundesliga Stats, blending form, numbers, and a bit of football instinct.

Stuttgart matches average 3.71 total goals, among the highest in the league
Werder Bremen score and concede an identical 1.33 goals per game
Both teams combine for over 9.5 shots on target per match on average
Recent head to heads have been tight, usually decided by small moments

Werder Bremen arrive bruised but not broken. That 3-2 defeat to Hamburg still stings, especially after leading and then fighting back to 2-2. Jens Stage and Njinmah showed bite, but late defensive lapses cost them again. Statistically, Bremen are predictable but honest: 1.33 goals scored, 1.33 conceded, and 2.67 total goals per match. It’s balance without control. At home, they tend to start cautiously, yet every one of their recent league games still produced at least two goals. Can Steffen finally tighten things up, or is this just who they are right now?

Personnel issues don’t help. Boniface remains sidelined, Topp is still searching for his first Bundesliga goal, and the creative burden keeps falling on midfield runners. Stage already has four league goals, which says a lot. With Weiser, Agu and Wöber missing at the back, Bremen’s defensive structure looks fragile, especially against teams that attack in waves. Still, Weserstadion crowds can swing momentum. Bremen have taken points in three of their last four home matches. That matters, even if it’s hard to quantify.

Stuttgart, meanwhile, are a study in extremes. A brutal 5-0 loss to Bayern in the league, followed by a confident 4-1 European win days later. Which version shows up on Sunday? Their numbers suggest chaos and entertainment. Stuttgart games average 3.71 goals, with 100 percent clearing both the over 1.5 and over 2.5 lines. They score 1.71 goals per match but concede 2, so clean sheets are not really part of the plan. Deniz Undav continues to carry the attack, already responsible for the club’s last six Bundesliga goals. That’s elite output.

Stylistically, this matchup points toward action. Both sides average close to 15 shots per game, both push full backs high, and both tend to open up after the break. Head to head meetings rarely explode, but they almost always deliver tension and chances. It’s hard to say how this will end, but it’s easy to see where the pressure points are. One mistake, one rebound, one moment of Undav magic. That’s often enough at this level. And when you look again at the underlying Bundesliga Stats, this feels like a night where goalkeepers won’t be spectators.

Despite VfB Stuttgart’s convincing 4:1 win over Maccabi Tel Aviv, Deniz Undav voiced clear frustration with his team’s attitude after going 3:0 up. The striker criticised lapses in concentration, individual mistakes and the avoidable goal conceded, stressing it was “not a quality issue” but a mindset problem. Stuttgart remain ninth with 12 points and realistic knockout hopes. Source: kicker

Over 8.5 Shots on Goal @1.50
Over 8.5 shots on goal looks justified when you strip this matchup down to pure numbers and playing style. Werder Bremen average 4.83 shots on target per match, while Stuttgart sit at 4.71. Combined, that’s 9.54 shots on goal, already above the line. It’s not just the averages either. Bremen have landed over 8.5 shots on target in 50 percent of their games, while Stuttgart clear that same line in 56 percent. Stuttgart’s defensive record plays a role here too, conceding two goals per match and allowing opponents space, especially after halftime. Bremen, for all their issues, still produce 15.33 total shots per game and tend to push harder at home. With both teams often scoring and conceding, goalkeepers are regularly tested. This doesn’t need a wild scoreline. A steady flow of chances from both sides is enough, and history suggests that’s exactly what we get.