Bundesliga – Match-day 2 Sees Werder Bremen take on Stuttgart

Bundesliga action on Saturday as Werder and Stuttgart meet at the Wohninvest Weserstadion – 3:30pm GMT.

It’s a clash of ninth vs eleventh, as Werder host Stuttgart at the Wohninvest Weserstadion.

Werder Bremen face his opponents with equal points, with both keen to make progress

Having dropped a total of four points in their past two games, Ole Werner won’t be devastated by those results, but will be eager to secure a consistent run of form.

Also, Werder have developed a habit of drawing football matches this season, which is reflected by their position in the table. Now they have 0 matches won, 0 games lost and 1 duels drawn; that’s why they currently sit in ninth place, with a total of one point having drawn one game.

Victory for Werder Bremen would take their points tally to 4 so far this season.

Good Attacking Performance

Werder will be pleased to have a good goal scoring record so far this season (2). This has been largely down to the key attacking players: Leonardo Bittencourt (1), Niclas Fullkrug (1), and Jiri Pavlenka. Werder’s defensive record in the Bundesliga has so far been very weak, with two goals conceded in their last fixtures. This is an issue that Ole Werner urgently needs to address within the dressing room.

Werder may have to resort to second choice players, given the number of first choice players that are now unavailable through injury, illness or suspension.

Stuttgart face their opponents, equal on points, it will likely be a thrilling encounter

Having dropped a total of four points in their past two games, Pellegrino Matarazzo won’t be devastated by those results, but will be eager to secure a consistent run of form.

Also, with one draws in one game, Manager Pellegrino Matarazzo has plenty to ponder, going into the next fixture, not least of which is how to get the wins he needs. With one point, they currently sit eleventh in the League. The breakdown for the team’s record is 0 wins, 0 losses and 1 draws having drawn one game.

A victory for Stuttgart would put them on 4 points.

Injury and illness have depleted Pellegrino Matarazzo’s Stuttgart and they will likely be missing five key personnel for Saturday’s match.

Werder Bremen v Stuttgart – Head-to-Head.

Regarding their historical duels the two sides are fairly evenly matched, in terms of wins in recent meetings. Both Werder and Stuttgart have 18 wins each in their last 55 meetings. In addition, the two teams have drawn eight of the last 15 meetings played between them. The last time both teams met in this competition was April 2021, when The River Islanders walked away as 1-0 winners.

Performance Report

For Werder, Leonardo Bittencourt is a top performing player who has scoredone goal in one League fixtures this Bundesliga Season, while Naouirou Ahamada is one of the top performing players after having scoredone goal in one League fixtures so far for Stuttgart.

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