Werder Bremen vs Stuttgart Betting Tips and Prediction

August 12, 2022 Sports Betting

In the Bundesliga on Saturday, Werder Bremen will host Stuttgart.The first time they played each other in the 2022–23 season, both teams drew, therefore they will be looking to win for the first time this time around.

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 Werder Bremen vs Stuttgart Betting  odds

Team	Bet365	Betway	1xbet
Werder Bremen	2.25	2.34	2.38
Stuttgart	3.00	2.95	3.00

 Werder Bremen vs Stuttgart Tips and Prediction

Ole Werner will be overjoyed that his club avoided loss against Wolfsburg last weekend after achieving promotion last season after their first demotion in 31 years.

This is especially true given that Lukas Nmecha’s early goal gave his team a deficit. The former Manchester City striker daintily lifted the ball over advancing goalkeeper Jiri Pavlenka after Patrick Wimmer’s excellent slide-rule pass, which was his debut.

Niclas Fullkrug, who scored Bremen’s final Bundesliga goal and the goal that secured their promotion last season, answered with a beautifully bent long-range shot, and Leonardo Bittencourt then flexed all of his neck muscles by heading in a cross from Marvin Ducksch despite facing his own goal at the time.

After the break, Pavlenka maintained his team ahead by sprinting out to stop Jakub Kaminski from a tight angle, but Werner’s team was unable to hold on for the win as the hosts were saved by replacement Joshua Guilavogui with only six minutes left in regulation.

With a win over Stuttgart this weekend, Werner will be hoping his team can go one better. Stuttgart, however, avoided the dreaded relegation playoff last season thanks to goal differential, so Pellegrino Matarazzo will be motivated by his team’s opening-day draw against RB Leipzig.

Although the club’s expansion of the Mercedes-Benz Arena has left one end of Die Roten’s stadium looking like a construction site, it did them no harm last weekend when they held the DFB-Pokal champions to a draw.

When the visitors took the lead in the opening eight minutes thanks to a ruthless shot across goal and into the bottom corner from Christopher Nkunku, the outcome did not appear likely. However, Naouirou Ahamada showed maturity and skill beyond his years to tie the game with a deft long-range strike.

After the half, goalkeeper Florian Muller was in brilliant form, stopping Nkunku from close range before saving Willi Orban’s thunderous header with his best effort saved for last.

Ahamada’s equalizer followed a superb one-two with striker Sasa Kalajdzic, who has recently been linked to a transfer to Manchester United. In order to improve on their disappointing 15th-place finish from the previous season, Matarazzo will be determined to keep his team composed. Saturday’s trip to Bremen offers a fantastic opportunity to gain three more points.

Conclusion

We may see these teams drawing once again because both managers want to prevent the potential drop in morale and confidence that a loss might bring.

Given that neither team shown especially fluid play last weekend as they battled it out for a point, they might find it difficult to come up with strategies now that they have more control.