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Werder Bremen vs VfB Stuttgart is a Bundesliga matchup in which the venue and the response matter as much as reputation. Stuttgart won 4–0 in Bremen on 14 December 2025, then the return in Stuttgart ended 1–1 on 26 April 2026. Werder had also won 2–1 in Stuttgart on 13 April 2025. The contrasting results make this a useful test of whether either side can turn a strong setting into lasting separation.
Past matches, Werder Bremen vs VfB Stuttgart
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes VfB Stuttgart
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3D
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10M
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9F
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27F
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28M
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1G
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24D
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4D
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16M
Werder Bremen Substitutes
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D
39
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F
11
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F
7
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F
29
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G
25
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D
23
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D
33
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M
24
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F
44
Match events
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18'⚽J. Stage Normal Goal (Asst: Y. Sugawara)
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46'R. Hendriks D. Zagadou
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57'C. Fuhrich L. Assignon
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57'E. Demirovic T. Tomas
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57'E. Demirovic T. Tomas
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57'C. Fuhrich L. Assignon
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61'⚽E. Demirovic Normal Goal (Asst: B. El Khannouss)
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65'M. Wober N. Stark
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65'J. Njinmah J. Milosevic
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66'M. Wober N. Stark
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66'J. Njinmah J. Milosevic
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78'B. Bouanani J. Leweling
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78'Mio Backhaus Yellow Card
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83'S. Mbangula J. Stage
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89'N. Nartey C. Andres
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90' +4S. Musah R. Schmid
Stats for this game
Matchup Werder Bremen VS VfB Stuttgart
Margins can change quickly
The cited meetings give the fixture a balanced profile despite one emphatic score. Stuttgart’s 4–0 win at the Weserstadion on 14 December 2025 was the clearest expression of one side converting its opportunities. At the MHP Arena on 26 April 2026, the teams drew 1–1. That venue had also hosted a 2–1 Werder win on 13 April 2025. Together, the results show a contest capable of moving from a decisive away success to a shared point, so the score alone cannot establish permanent control.
Response is the durable question
In Bremen, the question is whether Werder can turn home conditions into a more complete performance than the 0–4 result allowed. In Stuttgart, attention turns to whether the hosts can reassert the authority shown in December or whether Werder’s resistance travels well. Their meetings can span different competitive circumstances, but the editorial profile remains stable: two established Bundesliga clubs with enough quality to punish lapses and enough evidence of reversals to keep the outcome open. A new encounter will test which side handles the response better.