On Sunday, we’ll see only two Bundesliga matches, but both carry immense significance, especially in the race for European qualification.
Stuttgart will look to build on their DFB-Pokal semifinal victory with a win over Werder Bremen, who are still fighting for survival. In the late game, we’ll see a very interesting clash between Borussia Dortmund and Freiburg.
Although there are fewer matches on Sunday, they offer plenty of opportunities, which we’ve highlighted in our expert tips and predictions below.
Today’s Bundesliga betting tips & predictions
Stuttgart vs. Werder Bremen (2:30pm)
Every remaining point is crucial for both Werder and Stuttgart, even though one team is fighting for survival and the other for a spot in the Champions League. This makes the match more complicated, even though there is a clear difference in the quality of the two teams.
Stuttgart played a grueling Cup semifinal match this week and will be more tired than the visitors. But they are unlikely to be overly concerned given their home form.
We expect them to win, but we also expect to see goals. The odds for a win and for over 2.5 goals aren’t very high, so we’ll go for the middle ground.
Stuttgart vs. Werder Bremen top betting tip: Stuttgart to win & Over 1.5 goals
Borussia Dortmund vs. Freiburg (4:30pm)
Dortmund has suffered two consecutive losses against direct rivals for a Champions League spot, and now they host Freiburg, who were recently knocked out of the cup in a crushing defeat.
The good news for BVB is their record against this opponent. On paper, Freiburg are in better form, but they have just three wins in their last 30 matches against Dortmund. They’ve also lost 16 of their last 17 matches at Signal Iduna Park (D1).
Freiburg face a tough away match in the Europa League semifinals next week. That’s why we believe Dortmund will put their best foot forward and win convincingly.
Borussia Dortmund vs. Freiburg top betting tip: Borussia Dortmund & Over 2.5 goals
Vladislav has been professionally engaged in freelance journalism for seven years and has worked with numerous leading sports publications. A football and martial arts fanatic, he spent years training in both disciplines before turning to writing.
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