Werder's home strength: third game without conceding a goal against Wolfsburg?

Werder's home strength: third game without conceding a goal against Wolfsburg?

On Friday evening, November 7th, 2025, football fans will meet in the Weser Stadium when Werder Bremen meets VfL Wolfsburg. The game starts at 8:30 p.m. and is highly anticipated. In recent meetings, Werder managed a 1-1 draw against Mainz, with Jens Stage scoring a late equalizer. This point was important because it was the fourth Bundesliga game in a row in which Bremen remained unbeaten. Werder is currently in 8th place in the Bundesliga and is showing a solid performance in the current season.

Jens Stage, who was Werder's top scorer last season with ten goals, is also leading the team's goalscoring list this season, having already found the target three times. In addition, there have already been two clean sheets at the Weser Stadium this season; The home wins against FC St. Pauli and Union Berlin each ended 1-0. A look at the history books shows that such series were last seen in spring 2017.

Home strength and challenges

The visitors can look forward to a home game because Werder has not only strengthened its defense, but has also built a solid foundation after being promoted back to the Bundesliga. Nevertheless, Wolfsburg is a tough one for Werder, especially when you consider that the Wolves have won four of their last five Bundesliga games at the Weser Stadium. Last season there was an exciting 2-1 win for Wolfsburg.

Wolfsburg also scored an impressive DFB Cup victory this season when they dispatched SV Hemelingen 9-0. This shows that their team is in good shape and Bremen will have to put in a special effort to survive against the Wolves.

Historical club with a lot of flair

Werder Bremen, founded on February 4, 1899, is not only a football club, but also a part of the culture in northern Germany. The “Green-Whites” have a capacity of 42,100 in the Weser Stadium and look back on a long history that includes, among other things, four German championships and six DFB Cup victories. Werder was also active in the international arena, with a triumph in the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1992 and reaching the final of the UEFA Cup in 2009.

The rivalry with Hamburger SV always causes heated duels that are particularly lively discussed among the fans. The Werderans are currently passionate about re-establishing themselves in German football and with over 40,000 members the fan base is strong and established.

It remains to be seen whether the Werder team can prevail this Friday evening. The signs are exciting and both the fans and the players are hoping for another home win to further extend the unbeaten streak. The football world is excited to see what the evening at the Weser Stadium will bring. A clear vision for the future and a return to old strength seem to provide all sorts of motivation.

For more information about the Werder Bremen club you can consult Wikipedia. Current statistics and match reports are available at butenunbinnen.de.