FC Augsburg welcomes VfL Wolfsburg to the WWK Arena on March 15, 2025, at 14:30 UTC, in what promises to be a closely contested Bundesliga encounter. With odds of 2.62 for a home win, 3.3 for a draw, and 2.7 for an away victory, the bookmakers suggest a tight affair.
FC Augsburg welcomes VfL Wolfsburg to the WWK Arena on March 15, 2025, at 14:30 UTC, in what promises to be a closely contested Bundesliga encounter. With odds of 2.62 for a home win, 3.3 for a draw, and 2.7 for an away victory, the bookmakers suggest a tight affair.

Looking at recent form, Augsburg pulled off a stunning 1-0 away win against Borussia Dortmund on March 8, defying the odds of 6.14. Wolfsburg, on the other hand, has had its share of surprises, including a 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich in 2022, despite being priced at 5.6 for a win.

Our AI-generated best tip for this match is Under 3.5 goals, with a trust level of 8.6/10 and odds of 1.29. The data strongly supports this, as only 39.1% of Bundesliga matches exceed 3.5 goals. Additionally, our predicted final score is 1-0 in favor of Augsburg, with the same scoreline expected at halftime.

Statistically, home teams win 44.6% of Bundesliga matches, while away sides triumph in 30.9%. Augsburg’s squad value of €93.07m pales in comparison to Wolfsburg’s €229.30m, but football isn’t played on balance sheets. Augsburg’s recent form and home advantage could be decisive.

Possession is expected to be 52% for Augsburg and 48% for Wolfsburg, with both teams predicted to take 11 shots each. However, Wolfsburg is expected to have a slight edge in accuracy, with four shots on target compared to Augsburg’s three. The match is also projected to see seven corners (4-3 in Augsburg’s favor) and a disciplined affair with just one yellow card per team.

Given Augsburg’s recent form and Wolfsburg’s inconsistency, our 1X2 prediction leans towards a home win (trust level: 1.4, odds: 2.62). However, the safest bet remains Under 3.5 goals, backed by strong statistical trends. Expect a tight, low-scoring battle where Augsburg might just edge it.