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Werder Bremen vs FC Augsburg is a Bundesliga matchup with a recognisable Werder pedigree and an Augsburg habit of upsetting the expected order. Bremen won 3–2 in 2019 after being twice pegged back, while Augsburg answered with a 2–1 home win in 2023 and Werder took a 3–0 away success in 2024. Each new meeting tests whether Bremen’s structure can withstand Augsburg’s direct challenge and late resilience.
Past matches, Werder Bremen vs FC Augsburg
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Werder Bremen
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38F
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26F
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29F
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30G
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23M
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4D
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8D
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3D
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33D
FC Augsburg Substitutes
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D
35
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M
20
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D
6
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M
21
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M
14
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G
22
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F
39
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F
9
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D
7
Match events
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5'Han-Noah Massengo Yellow Card
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18'⚽Robin Fellhauer Normal Goal (Asst: Fabian Rieder)
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27'Arthur Augusto De Matos Soares Yellow Card
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52'Yannik Keitel Han-Noah Massengo
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53'Rodrigo Ribeiro Michael Gregoritsch
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53'Alexis Claude-Maurice Mert Kömür
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58'⚽Calvin Marc Brackelmann Normal Goal (Asst: Alexis Claude-Maurice)
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60'Marco Grüll Yellow Card
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66'⚽Marco Grüll Normal Goal (Asst: Iván San José Cantalejo)
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68'Mitchell Weiser Eren Dinkci
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73'M. Baum Yellow Card
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74'Seol Young-woo Marius Wolf
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77'Hennes Behrens Yellow Card
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78'Salim Amani Musah Ludovit Reis
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79'Oskar Wójcik Amos Pieper
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83'Jeffrey Gouweleeuw Calvin Marc Brackelmann
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86'⚽Niclas Füllkrug Normal Goal
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90' +3⚽Mitchell Weiser Normal Goal (Asst: Marco Grüll)
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90' +4Mick Schmetgens Arthur Augusto De Matos Soares
Stats for this game
Matchup Werder Bremen VS FC Augsburg
Werder’s stronger platform
Werder have often carried the broader historical advantage into this fixture, and the 3–2 home win in September 2019 showed why. Yuya Osako scored twice and Josh Sargent added the decisive goal, but Augsburg twice equalised through Ruben Vargas to keep Bremen under pressure. The result points to Werder’s ability to find a winning margin without suggesting that control will come easily against this opponent.
Augsburg’s answer keeps returning
Augsburg’s challenge is more than a single upset. In March 2023, Dion Beljo and Arne Maier secured a 2–1 home win after Jens Stage had put Werder ahead. Werder then answered in April 2024 with a 3–0 victory in Augsburg, scoring through Romano Schmid, Marvin Ducksch and Olivier Deman. That exchange captures the fixture’s useful tension: Werder can reassert the hierarchy, but Augsburg have the tools to make the next meeting uncomfortable. The lasting question is who handles the response after the first goal.