Stuttgart v Werder: 1-1 draw tipped in German championship meeting
Stuttgart host Werder on Saturday, 7 November, with the two sides separated by six points after eight rounds of the German championship.
Stuttgart are 10th in the table on nine points, having recorded three wins and five defeats. They have scored 14 goals and conceded 15, leaving them with a goal difference of -1.
The home side’s results have been inconsistent this season, with victories followed by defeats. However, Stuttgart hold a narrow advantage in the head-to-head record between the clubs, winning 11 of their 31 meetings.
Werder arrive in stronger league form and sit fifth with 15 points. The Bremen club have won four matches, drawn three and lost once, scoring 17 goals and conceding 14 for a goal difference of +3.
That record places Werder among the leading teams in the German championship, while their only defeat across the opening eight rounds highlights the difference between the sides’ starts to the campaign.
Head-to-head record
Stuttgart and Werder have met 31 times. Stuttgart have won 11 of those matches, representing 35.5% of the fixtures, while Werder have claimed 10 victories, or 32.2%. The remaining 10 games ended level, accounting for 32.3%.
Their most recent meeting, on 26 April 2026, finished 1-1. Before that draw, Werder recorded a 4-0 victory over Stuttgart, while Stuttgart had previously won 2-1.
The teams’ scoring figures suggest an open contest may be possible. Stuttgart have averaged 1.75 goals per match after scoring 14 in eight games. Werder’s 17 goals give them an average of 2.13 per game.
Neither side has been entirely secure defensively. Stuttgart have conceded 15 goals, an average of 1.88 per match, while Werder have allowed 14 at an average of 1.75.
Prediction
Both teams have enough attacking quality to create chances, but each has also shown weaknesses at the back. The previous meetings and the sides’ current form point towards a closely contested match with goals at both ends.
The predicted result is a 1-1 draw.

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