H2H: Wolfsburg vs. Bayer Leverkusen – Prediction (Bundesliga

Preview and Teams Comparison.

Wolfsburg have registered more home wins (14, the same as vs Gladbach) and scored more goals at home (43) in the Bundesliga against Leverkusen than they have versus any other side.

Winless in three Bundesliga matches (D2, L1), Wolfsburg haven’t scored in two matchdays, while scoring just six goals over eight league games. Regardless, their fixtures have still averaged 1.90 total goals-per-game over their last ten Bundesliga matches, though it has had little impact on first-half fortunes with the ‘Wolves’ going into the break drawing in their last three Bundesliga home matches. With four goals in seven appearances across all competitions/levels, Wolfsburg’s Wout Weghorst has scored seven competitive goals so far this season, alongside one prior career goal against the visitors. Both teams have scored at Volkswagen Arena in three (60%) of five Bundesliga matches held here so far this term. However, none of the last four Bundesliga matches at this venue have ended up producing over 2.5 total goals.

These teams’ last 12 Bundesliga H2H’s have produced an average total of 4.25 goals-per-game. Wolfsburg have scored three goals in the 76th-90th+ minute period (GF 3, GA 2). All four of Leverkusen’s away trips this campaign have produced under 6.5 corners (total).

Also on a significant winless run (four league matches), Bayer Leverkusen are having problems of their own. After climbing the league with a two-game sequence of wins ‘to-nil’ in September, it has been ‘all change’ for Leverkusen, who have played out three straight league matches ending with over 2.5 goals scored. Kevin Volland (LEV) scored last time out, and has seven goals across all competitions this season, with the added bonus of two career goals (plus five assists) against the hosts. Losing two of their last three awaydays ‘to-nil’, the ‘Company XI’ have, however, scored over 2.5 away goals in two Bundesliga trips this season, scoring first in two matches to fall within that category. In addition to this, the visitors have won each of the two Bundesliga matches in which they’ve led at the break.