Werder Bremen vs Freiburg Prediction & Betting Tips (5 October)

Coming very close to European qualification last season, Werder Bremen hopes to do at least as well this year. For the moment, this team has gotten off to a very good start in this championship where it has amassed 8 points during the first 5 days, which allows it to occupy 10th place in the ranking. After starting with 2 draws conceded against Augsburg 2-2 and Dortmund 0-0, the Werderaner won their first success of the season against Mainz 1-2 before falling heavily at home against Bayern Munich 0-5. Far from letting themselves be defeated, they completely turned the situation around against Hoffenheim by winning when they were down by 3 goals in the 12th minute of play. Fribourg, for their part, will undoubtedly want to correct the situation this year after a last disappointing exercise punctuated by a place in the soft stomach.

The objective for the Black Forest club will be to return to the Europe of which it is deprived this season. Julian Schuster's men got off to a pretty good start this year despite a few hiccups. Logically dominated by Stuttgart 2-0, the Brazilians from Brigsau were then able to revive to dominate Bochum 2-1 and Heidenheim 0-3. But last week, they had a real poor performance, losing heavily at home against promoted Sankt Pauli 0-3.

Werder Bremen are still without defender Veljkovic and replacement Scottish striker Burke who are still not recovered. The rather interesting striker Njinmah (1 goal this season; 6 goals, 2 assists last year) is also on the flank at the moment while defender Stark and midfielder Lynen have joined them in the infirmary. On the other hand, senior defender Friedl will be back after being suspended for the last two days but midfielder Keita is still sidelined. Up front, the very good scorer Ducksch (1 goal, 1 assist) does not have a big performance at the start of the season unlike the Danish Stage who scored a hat-trick last week. Friborg will make the trip to Bremen without the too fragile Kyereh, the playmaker Merlin Röhl and without tricolor defender Sildillia.

On the other hand, all the offensive executives of this team are present. This is particularly the case of the Austrian Adamu (2 goals, 1 assist), the Japanese Doan (2 goals) and the Italian Grifo (2 goals, 2 assists). However, he missed the opportunity to score his third goal of the season last week by missing a penalty shortly before half-time.