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Pre-Match Report

Impressive Streaks: These Stats Have You Looking Forward to the Bremen Game

Floodlights, a home game, and fond memories of the opponent: Borussia Dortmund hosts SV Werder Bremen on Friday evening (Oct. 9, 8:30 p.m.) at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK. The strong record against Bremen, Dortmund’s long scoring streak, and a solid defense—all good reasons to look forward to the game!

Unbeaten in Seven Matches

The Black and Yellows have been undefeated against Bremen in their last seven Bundesliga matches. They’ve recorded five wins and two draws during this stretch. The outlook beyond this streak is also encouraging: BVB has lost only one of its last 15 Bundesliga matches against Werder.

At home, Dortmund’s scoring threat has been reliable. In their last 18 Bundesliga home games against Bremen, BVB has always scored at least one goal. Overall, the Black and Yellows have already celebrated 35 Bundesliga home wins against the Green-Whites. Only against Eintracht Frankfurt have they had more (39).

Solid at the back, clinical up front

It’s not just the good memories against Werder, but also the current statistics that speak in favor of the Black and Yellows: After four Bundesliga matchdays, BVB has conceded just two goals—no other team has had to retrieve the ball from their own net less often.

At the other end of the field, the Borussians have already scored nine times. All nine goals came from open play. This makes BVB one of the best teams in the league in this category. Werder, on the other hand, has conceded at least one goal in each of its last eleven Bundesliga matches across both seasons.

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The substitutes are making an impact, too

The Black and Yellows pose a scoring threat off the bench: Substitutes have scored three goals over the first four matchdays. No other Bundesliga team has been more successful with its substitutes.

Werder Faces Ryerson and Sabitzer

Julian Ryerson and Marcel Sabitzer both have particularly strong personal records against the upcoming opponent. Ryerson remains undefeated in his ten Bundesliga matches against Werder so far: eight wins, two draws. However, there is still a question mark over whether Ryerson will play on Friday. Sabitzer has won nine of his twelve matches against Bremen, scoring four goals in the process. He has scored more often against no other Bundesliga opponent. (cr)

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