German Bundesliga Predictions, Stats & Odds

Bundesliga stats and tips

Mainz v B. M'gladbach - Win / Draw / Win - away win

The stattos of this world may tell us that away wins aren't so common, but our smart community of football bettors are certainly anticipating one as E. Polanski and his Borussia Monchengladbach team arrive at Opel Arena on Friday evening. 15 of these users are tipping that B. Henriksen's 1. FSV Mainz 05 will suffer defeat in front of their own fans. With decent odds available, it may well be worth doing the same.

Heidenheim v Freiburg - Over / Under 1.5 Goals - over

Every one of 1 FC Heidenheim's last 6 Bundesliga outings has had two or more goals, suggesting that we could be in for a treat as they face Sport-Club Freiburg on Saturday afternoon.

Augsburg v Leverkusen - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Claiming victory in the lions' den that is WWK Arena is never an easy feat to pull off, but evidently K. Hjulmand has shown enough as Bayer Leverkusen manager to convince KickOff’s members that he’s able to guide his team to just that - 12 have already bet on an away win in Saturday’s Bundesliga clash between FC Augsburg and K. Hjulmand. If you wanted to follow their lead, top odds of 1.91 can be grabbed just up the page.

Köln v St. Pauli - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

It should be goals, goals, goals when FC Koln and FC St. Pauli face off on Saturday afternoon in the Bundesliga. L. Kwasniok and A. Blessin's squads have shown they know their way to goal, and KO's smart tipsters are backing them to show that at RheinEnergieStadion. 8 of them are betting on the game to have at least 3 goals in total. 1.80 is the top price we've found for their suggestion, and there will be a lot of happy faces around if it does deliver.

Stuttgart v Bayern - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Pulling off a smash and grab at Mercedes-Benz Arena is always difficult, but evidently V. Kompany has shown enough as Bayern Munich gaffer to convince KickOff’s members that he’s able to guide his team to just that - 7 have already bet on an away win in Saturday’s Bundesliga match between VfB Stuttgart and V. Kompany. If you wanted to do the same, decent odds of 1.45 are being given by some of the UK's top bookmakers.

Wolfsburg v Union Berlin - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - under

It's not exactly common to be treated to a 5+ goal thriller, but FC Union Berlin's long-suffering supporters have now had to wait 8 games to watch their team take part in one. That’s too long by anyone’s count. Will that much-needed goal-fest finally come around on Saturday afternoon, as they face P. Simonis's VfL Wolfsburg at Volkswagen Arena? With odds of 1.13 on there being under 4.5 goals, the UK's leading bookmakers clearly have their doubts.

RB Leipzig v E.Frankfurt - Win / Draw / Win - home win

A home win may seem like an obvious choice here, but KO's notoriously astute users clearly believe it to be the best bet as RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt clash in the Bundesliga on Saturday. A total of 8 have already gone for it, with top odds of 1.73 catching their eye.

Hamburg v W.Bremen - Over / Under 4.5 Goals - under

It's not exactly common to be treated to a 5+ goal thriller, but SV Werder Bremen's dedicated supporters have now waited 10 matches to watch their team deliver one. A frustrating statistic in anyone's book. Will that much-needed goal-fest finally come around on Sunday afternoon, as they face M. Polzin's Hamburger SV at Volksparkstadion? With odds of 1.18 on there being 4 goals or fewer being scored, the bookies are making their thoughts on the matter perfectly clear.

Dortmund v Hoffenheim - Double Chance - home win or draw

N. Kovač and his Borussia Dortmund side have developed a handy habit of getting something from almost every Bundesliga game they play. They're unbeaten in 5 in the Bundesliga now, so C. Ilzer and his TSG 1899 Hoffenheim side will have to be at their best if they're to get the win at Signal Iduna Park on Sunday.

B. M'gladbach v Wolfsburg - Half Time / Full Time - draw+draw

It might not be an honour they're especially enamoured with, but Borussia Monchengladbach currently lead all opponents in the Bundesliga when it comes to matches where they've been drawing at both HT and FT this season, with their tally now at 4 in 12 matches. They will put that somewhat unwelcome consistency to the test against VfL Wolfsburg at Borussia-Park on Saturday, in a game that could see yet another tie.

E.Frankfurt v Augsburg - Both Teams To Score - yes

Fans at Commerzbank-Arena may be banking on action at both ends on Saturday, and with good reason if Eintracht Frankfurt's past record is to be continued. Both teams have found the net in 9 of their 12 Bundesliga fixtures this season, a record matched by no other team in the competition.

St. Pauli v Heidenheim - Half Time / Full Time - away+away

FC St. Pauli will be hoping not to add to the 6 games they have already been losing at both HT and FT this season when they face 1 FC Heidenheim on Saturday. A. Blessin's players already top the rest of the Bundesliga in that area, and won't want to make their record any worse. Opposing boss F. Schmidt may not feel the same way, however.

Leverkusen v Köln - Over / Under 5.5 Goals - over

Bayer Leverkusen have been the Bundesliga's entertainers this term, at least in when it comes to delivering high scoring fixtures. No other side can boast more than their record of having been involved in 3 over 5.5 goal games this campaign. Can they bring their tally to 4 when they play FC Koln on Saturday evening? With odds of 7.00 available, it might be one to watch.

Freiburg v Dortmund - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Borussia Dortmund have dominated Sport-Club Freiburg in the Bundesliga of late, with a run of 7 straight wins against them. J. Schuster will be hoping for a change in fortunes, while N. Kovač will be hopeful of more of the same on Sunday afternoon.

Bayern v Mainz - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring matches aren't always boring, but fans of 1. FSV Mainz 05 have had plenty of opportunity to test that theory this campaign. 7 of their side's matches in the Bundesliga have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will V. Kompany and his Bayern Munich side be able to inject goalmouth action into this clash on Sunday? Or will it be more of the same?