Freiburg vs Stuttgart Prediction
🔊 Will Freiburg suffer their third consecutive defeat? Julian Schuster's side hosts Stuttgart, who are capable of handing the hosts another loss even without their star forward Nick Woltemade. Despite his absence, bookmakers still favor the Swabians. We anticipate a high-scoring match, as is often the case in head-to-head encounters between these teams, where the average total is 3.16 goals per game. Let's move on to the prediction.
Head-to-Head
📊 Last season, the opponents traded home victories: Freiburg secured a 3-1 win, while Stuttgart claimed a decisive 4-0 revenge. In their head-to-head history, Stuttgart hold the advantage with 20 wins compared to Freiburg's 13, with 7 matches ending in a draw.
H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Freiburg Team Overview
⚪ On Sunday, Freiburg suffered a heavy away defeat against the season's newcomer, Cologne (1-4). The "Brazilians of Breisgau" fielded the same lineup as in their disappointing match against Augsburg in the opening round. The game started energetically, just as the coach demanded. In the first half of the match, the visitors managed to transition quickly into attack, but then the momentum shifted in favor of Cologne, who soon found reward with a goal. After that, Freiburg increased the pressure on their deeper-defending opponent but failed to create any real chances before halftime.
🔴 The second half began disastrously: just two minutes in, Freiburg conceded a second goal. Ten minutes later, their defense crumbled again, making it a rout. Unlike the match against Augsburg, where Freiburg created several dangerous opportunities, their attack lacked sharpness in Cologne. With half an hour remaining, the game was effectively decided, and in the 81st minute, the "Brazilians of Breisgau" conceded a fourth goal. Three minutes later, Eggestein headed in a corner from Christian Günter to narrow the gap, but it changed nothing. After two rounds, Schuster's team finds themselves at the bottom of the table with a goal difference of 2-7 and currently looks like the weakest in the new season.
Match Results: Freiburg

Stuttgart Team Overview
🔴 The "Swabians" played their first home match of the 25/26 season against Borussia Mönchengladbach (1-0) on a special day for the club - August 30 marked 100 years since Stuttgart first took the field with the red chest emblem on their jerseys. The stands at "MHP Arena" were filled with jubilant fans, and Sebastian Hoeneß's team simply could not afford to lose on such an occasion.
⚪ However, the start was challenging: by the 14th minute, Deniz Undav had to leave the field due to a knee injury following an aerial collision. The first half was evenly contested and ended goalless. After the break, Gladbach took the initiative, but the hosts managed to hold their ground and snatch victory. The decisive moment came late in the match: Jamie Leweling delivered a cross, and Chema Andres, who came off the bench, headed the ball into the net. Thus, Stuttgart celebrated their anniversary with a truly festive triumph.
Match Results: Stuttgart
Latest news
Freiburg
🎙 "It was a well-deserved defeat. The foundation for victory is defense, and that's what we've always been known for. Sometimes it's beneficial to receive a serious lesson, and it's happened to us twice in a row. The task is clear: we need to figure out what to do during the international break," commented head coach Julian Schuster on the defeats.
💰 Merlin Röhl has completed his move to the Premier League: the midfielder joined Everton on loan with an obligation to buy for 25 million euros if the English club avoids relegation this season. Noah Weißhaupt will spend the remainder of the season on loan with Polish side Legia.
❌ Jan-Niklas Beste and Patrick Osterhage are expected to be ready for the upcoming match: both played 90 minutes in a friendly against Swiss club Luzern on September 5. Meanwhile, Daniel-Kofi Kyereh and Igor Matanović continue their recovery from injuries.
Stuttgart
🎙 Head coach Sebastian Hoeness praised his team's commitment: "We started the match very well and created several chances, but then it became apparent that our game was declining. Gladbach played better at times. In the second half, we applied more pressure on them, though we didn't create clear attacking opportunities. The fact that we scored from a quickly taken corner shows that the guys are alert and know how to capitalize on such situations. The team passionately defended their lead and were rewarded with a victory."
💰 In the final days of the transfer window, Stuttgart parted ways with their main asset-Nick Woltemade, who moved to Newcastle for £85 million. In return, the club bolstered their attacking line by loaning Belgian Bilal El Khannouss and signing winger Badredine Bouanani from Nice until 2030. Additionally, they extended Josha Vagnoman's contract until 2028.
❌ A significant setback came with Deniz Undav suffering a medial collateral ligament tear in his knee, which will sideline him for 4-6 weeks. Also on the injury list are Justen Dail, Leonidas Stergiou, Silas, Ameen Al-Dakhil, Jeff Chabot, and Lucas Jacques.
🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards
Daniel Siebert will be officiating at Europa-Park. Over his last 10 matches, he has averaged 5.3 yellow cards per game, indicating a stringent approach to refereeing. In the head-to-head history between Freiburg and Stuttgart, the average number of cautions is 2.95. However, in 5 of their last 8 encounters, the bet on over 3.5 total cards has been successful. Given Siebert's strictness and the intensity of this rivalry, we suggest considering the option of total yellow cards over 3.5.
⚽ Goal Prediction
Matches between Freiburg and Stuttgart are traditionally high-scoring, especially at the home ground of the "Brazilians of Breisgau." Freiburg have both scored and conceded in 9 of their last 10 home games against Stuttgart. Additionally, Julian Schuster's team have scored and conceded in 10 of their last 11 league matches. Taking all factors into account, the best bet for the upcoming clash is both teams to score (yes).
🚩 Corner Prediction
Freiburg have recently been sparing in their use of corner kicks. The team has taken fewer than 5.5 corners in 13 of their last 14 Bundesliga matches, including a current streak of 8 consecutive games. This trend is also evident at home, where Freiburg have failed to exceed 5.5 corners in 6 straight home matches. Therefore, the optimal prediction is Freiburg's individual total corners under 5.5.
Editorial Prediction
The upcoming clash between Freiburg and Stuttgart promises to be a high-scoring affair. The head-to-head history shows that the total over 2.5 goals consistently hits the mark: in 12 of the last 13 matches at the hosts' ground, as well as in the last five consecutive encounters between these teams. Freiburg exhibit a strong attacking potential, with over 2.5 goals scored in 10 of their last 11 matches, while Stuttgart are not far behind, achieving this in six out of their last seven games. Considering both teams' current form and their traditionally high-scoring style of play, the optimal choice for the upcoming match is total over 2.5 goals. A likely outcome is a 2-2 draw.
