German Bundesliga Predictions, Stats & Odds

Bundesliga stats and tips

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

Away wins may not be the norm, but KO's wise old group of footy tipsters are fully predicting one as E. Polanski and his Borussia Monchengladbach team rock up to Opel Arena on Friday evening. 14 of those bettors are predicting 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 - Half Time / Full Time - away+away

1 FC Heidenheim will be looking to avoid adding to the 5 times they have already been losing at both halftime and fulltime this campaign when they face Sport-Club Freiburg on Saturday. F. Schmidt's team already top the rest of the Bundesliga in that department, and won't want to make their record any worse. Opposing boss J. Schuster , on the other hand, will be feeling very differently.

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

Bayer Leverkusen have enjoyed decent form of late, enough to catch the eye of our smart tipsters, as 12 of them are predicting K. Hjulmand and his boys to claim an away win as they visit FC Augsburg at WWK Arena in the Bundesliga on Saturday afternoon. What a fabulous result that would be should it come through, for the visitors and our bettors alike. If you wanted to place the crowd, 1.91 roughly where the UK's leading bookmakers are currently placing it.

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

Who doesn't love a goal-fest? And there's every chance we'll see one when FC Koln and FC St. Pauli go head-to-head on Saturday afternoon in the Bundesliga. L. Kwasniok and A. Blessin's teams have shown they know their way to goal, and KO's well-informed users fancy them to demonstrate that at RheinEnergieStadion. 8 of them are betting on the match to contain at least 3 goals in total. 1.80 is the highest price among the UK's top bookmakers for their suggestion, and it's definitely one we like the look for too.

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

Some bettors shy away from the away win, but KO's wise old hive of tipsters are fully predicting one as V. Kompany and his Bayern Munich team visit Mercedes-Benz Arena on Saturday afternoon. 7 of these bettors are betting that S. Hoeneß's VfB Stuttgart will be subjected to defeat in their own ground. What an intriguing result, should it come in.

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

Eintracht Frankfurt will be under no illusions as to the scale of the task at hand as they visit Red Bull Arena. Home victories occur most of the time in the Bundesliga, and most would expect RB Leipzig and their boss O. Werner will claim another one as they do battle with D. Toppmöller's troops on Saturday evening. 7 of KickOff's users have predicted that outcome, making the most of best odds of 1.73, and KO's algorithm places a 53.99% chance of exactly that happening.

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

The 5+ goal game may be a rare beast, but SV Werder Bremen's hardy supporters have now been waiting 10 matches to watch their side serve one up. A frustrating statistic in anyone's book. Will the long-overdue deluge of goals finally arrive on Sunday afternoon, as they face M. Polzin's Hamburger SV at Volksparkstadion? With odds of 1.20 on there being under 4.5 goals, the bookmakers certainly don’t think so.

Dortmund v Hoffenheim - Double Chance - home win or draw

Every now and then we get a golden spell in football, and it has now been a while since since Borussia Dortmund’s happy followers watched their lads get beaten in the Bundesliga. N. Kovač’s boys are now unbeaten in 5 outings, and he'll be telling them that they can keep going against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim at Signal Iduna Park on Sunday afternoon. Best value odds of 1.18 can be grabbed to back Borussia Dortmund to avoid defeat yet again.

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

It may not be an honour they're all that proud of, but Borussia Monchengladbach currently lead all opposition in the Bundesliga when it comes to games in which they have been level at both HT and FT this season, with their tally now at 4 in 12 matches. They will put that somewhat unwelcome consistency on the line against VfL Wolfsburg at Borussia-Park on Saturday, in a clash that could see yet another stalemate.

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

Fans at Commerzbank-Arena may be anticipating action at both ends on Saturday, and rightly so if Eintracht Frankfurt's recent record is anything to go by. Both teams have scored 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 looking to avoid adding to the 6 matches they have already lost at both HT and FT this season when they square off against 1 FC Heidenheim on Saturday. A. Blessin's side already lead the rest of the Bundesliga in that category, 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 showmen this term, at least in when it comes to delivering high scoring games. No other side comes close to their record of having played in 3 six-goal thrillers this term. Can they bring their tally to 4 when they play FC Koln on Saturday evening? With odds of 7.00 available, it could 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?