Hoffenheim vs Augsburg Ghana odds comparison
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Match Analysis
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The Bundesliga clash on 29 November 2025 pits Hoffenheim against Augsburg at the Rhein-Neckar-Arena in a match that could shape the second half of the campaign.
Hoffenheim arrive in blistering form, having won four of their last five fixtures and boasting an extraordinary 4.2 goals per game average while conceding 2.8.
Their recent run includes a 3‑1 win over Leipzig, a high‑scoring 10‑9 DFB‑Pokal victory against St. Pauli and a solid 3‑1 home win versus Heidenheim.
By contrast Augsburg are languishing at the bottom, winless in five, with only one draw and four defeats, scoring a meagre 0.6 goals per match and conceding 2.4.
Their last five outings feature a 2‑3 loss to Stuttgart, a 0‑1 defeat to Dortmund, a 0‑1 loss to Bochum, a 0‑6 drubbing by Leipzig and a 1‑1 draw with Cologne.
Head‑to‑head the two sides have met five times, with Hoffenheim winning twice and three games ending in draws; the total goal tally is modest at 6‑3 to the home side.
Given the disparity in form and the historical edge, Hoffenheim enter as clear favourites, yet Augsburg’s occasional resilience in tight games could keep the contest tighter than the numbers suggest.
Hoffenheim arrive in blistering form, having won four of their last five fixtures and boasting an extraordinary 4.2 goals per game average while conceding 2.8.
Their recent run includes a 3‑1 win over Leipzig, a high‑scoring 10‑9 DFB‑Pokal victory against St. Pauli and a solid 3‑1 home win versus Heidenheim.
By contrast Augsburg are languishing at the bottom, winless in five, with only one draw and four defeats, scoring a meagre 0.6 goals per match and conceding 2.4.
Their last five outings feature a 2‑3 loss to Stuttgart, a 0‑1 defeat to Dortmund, a 0‑1 loss to Bochum, a 0‑6 drubbing by Leipzig and a 1‑1 draw with Cologne.
Head‑to‑head the two sides have met five times, with Hoffenheim winning twice and three games ending in draws; the total goal tally is modest at 6‑3 to the home side.
Given the disparity in form and the historical edge, Hoffenheim enter as clear favourites, yet Augsburg’s occasional resilience in tight games could keep the contest tighter than the numbers suggest.
Recent Form
Hoffenheim:
Hoffenheim's recent home form is a showcase of attacking potency and occasional defensive lapses.
In their last five matches, they recorded three home games: a 3‑1 victory over Leipzig on 8 November, highlighted by early goals from Y.
Diomande (9') and A.
Hajdari (20'), and a late seal by G.
Promel (79'); a 3‑1 win versus Heidenheim on 25 October where F.
Asllani, T.
Lemperle and A.
Kramaric found the net; and a 0‑3 defeat at St. Pauli on 19 October where Hoffenheim failed to score.
Their away fixtures in the same period include a narrow 2‑3 loss at Wolfsburg (2 Nov) where M.
Amoura's brace kept them competitive, and the astonishing 10‑9 extra‑time thriller against St. Pauli (28 Oct) in the DFB‑Pokal, featuring goals from H.
Wahl, G.
Promel and A.
Kramaric (pen).
Across these five games Hoffenheim have scored 21 goals, averaging 4.2 per match, while conceding 14 (2.8 per game).
The goal distribution shows multiple contributors – Promel, Kramaric, Lemperle and Diomande – indicating a diversified attack, yet the defensive record reflects vulnerability, especially in high‑tempo matches where they have allowed three or more goals on three occasions.
In their last five matches, they recorded three home games: a 3‑1 victory over Leipzig on 8 November, highlighted by early goals from Y.
Diomande (9') and A.
Hajdari (20'), and a late seal by G.
Promel (79'); a 3‑1 win versus Heidenheim on 25 October where F.
Asllani, T.
Lemperle and A.
Kramaric found the net; and a 0‑3 defeat at St. Pauli on 19 October where Hoffenheim failed to score.
Their away fixtures in the same period include a narrow 2‑3 loss at Wolfsburg (2 Nov) where M.
Amoura's brace kept them competitive, and the astonishing 10‑9 extra‑time thriller against St. Pauli (28 Oct) in the DFB‑Pokal, featuring goals from H.
Wahl, G.
Promel and A.
Kramaric (pen).
Across these five games Hoffenheim have scored 21 goals, averaging 4.2 per match, while conceding 14 (2.8 per game).
The goal distribution shows multiple contributors – Promel, Kramaric, Lemperle and Diomande – indicating a diversified attack, yet the defensive record reflects vulnerability, especially in high‑tempo matches where they have allowed three or more goals on three occasions.
Augsburg:
Augsburg's recent away form tells a story of struggle and scant firepower.
Over their last five matches they have managed only three goals while conceding twelve, yielding an average of 0.6 goals scored and 2.4 conceded per game.
The most recent outing on 9 November saw them lose 2‑3 away to Stuttgart; despite scoring twice – through M.
Mittelstadt (pen) and D.
Undav (39', 80') – they were out‑scored by a resilient Stuttgart side.
Earlier, on 31 October, Augsburg fell 0‑1 at home to Dortmund, and on 28 October suffered another 0‑1 home defeat to Bochum.
The most damaging result arrived on 25 October, a 0‑6 home loss to Leipzig, highlighting defensive frailties and an inability to threaten the opposition.
Their lone positive result was a 1‑1 draw away at 1. FC Cologne on 18 October, where they equalised via S.
El Mala after an early penalty against them.
Across the five games Augsburg’s goal‑scoring has been sporadic, with only two matches where they found the net, and defensive lapses have been frequent, conceding three or more goals in three of the five fixtures.
Over their last five matches they have managed only three goals while conceding twelve, yielding an average of 0.6 goals scored and 2.4 conceded per game.
The most recent outing on 9 November saw them lose 2‑3 away to Stuttgart; despite scoring twice – through M.
Mittelstadt (pen) and D.
Undav (39', 80') – they were out‑scored by a resilient Stuttgart side.
Earlier, on 31 October, Augsburg fell 0‑1 at home to Dortmund, and on 28 October suffered another 0‑1 home defeat to Bochum.
The most damaging result arrived on 25 October, a 0‑6 home loss to Leipzig, highlighting defensive frailties and an inability to threaten the opposition.
Their lone positive result was a 1‑1 draw away at 1. FC Cologne on 18 October, where they equalised via S.
El Mala after an early penalty against them.
Across the five games Augsburg’s goal‑scoring has been sporadic, with only two matches where they found the net, and defensive lapses have been frequent, conceding three or more goals in three of the five fixtures.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical rivalry between Hoffenheim and Augsburg spans five Bundesliga meetings, offering a modest sample but clear trends.
Hoffenheim have the edge with two wins, no away victories for Augsburg, and three draws, resulting in a 6‑3 aggregate in favor of the home side.
The most recent encounter on 29 March 2025 ended 1‑1, with S.
Essende opening for Augsburg and A.
Kramaric equalising from the penalty spot.
Prior to that, a goalless stalemate on 10 November 2024 reinforced the defensive balance between the clubs.
The last decisive result came on 7 April 2024 when Hoffenheim secured a 3‑1 triumph, highlighted by goals from W.
Weghorst, A.
Kramaric and I.
Bebou, while Augsburg managed a single reply from E.
Demirovic.
An earlier friendly on 6 January 2024 saw Hoffenheim win 1‑0, and the most distant meeting on 11 November 2023 concluded 1‑1, with both sides scoring via Weghorst and Demirovic.
Across the five meetings, Hoffenheim’s scoring has been consistent, averaging 1.2 goals per match, whereas Augsburg have averaged 0.6.
The pattern of tight contests – three draws and only two decisive outcomes – suggests that while Hoffenheim enjoy a statistical advantage, Augsburg are capable of forcing close affairs, especially when defensive discipline is observed.
Hoffenheim have the edge with two wins, no away victories for Augsburg, and three draws, resulting in a 6‑3 aggregate in favor of the home side.
The most recent encounter on 29 March 2025 ended 1‑1, with S.
Essende opening for Augsburg and A.
Kramaric equalising from the penalty spot.
Prior to that, a goalless stalemate on 10 November 2024 reinforced the defensive balance between the clubs.
The last decisive result came on 7 April 2024 when Hoffenheim secured a 3‑1 triumph, highlighted by goals from W.
Weghorst, A.
Kramaric and I.
Bebou, while Augsburg managed a single reply from E.
Demirovic.
An earlier friendly on 6 January 2024 saw Hoffenheim win 1‑0, and the most distant meeting on 11 November 2023 concluded 1‑1, with both sides scoring via Weghorst and Demirovic.
Across the five meetings, Hoffenheim’s scoring has been consistent, averaging 1.2 goals per match, whereas Augsburg have averaged 0.6.
The pattern of tight contests – three draws and only two decisive outcomes – suggests that while Hoffenheim enjoy a statistical advantage, Augsburg are capable of forcing close affairs, especially when defensive discipline is observed.
Statistical Insights
Analyzing the numbers reveals a stark contrast in offensive output: Hoffenheim average 4.2 goals per game over their last five, buoyed by multiple scorers such as Promel, Kramaric and Diomande, whereas Augsburg manage a paltry 0.6, with only Undav and Mittelstadt contributing recently.
Defensively, Hoffenheim concede 2.8 per match, a figure inflated by the 10‑9 cup marathon and a 0‑3 league loss, indicating occasional susceptibility in high‑intensity games.
Augsburg’s 2.4 goals‑against average, while lower, masks a tendency to surrender heavily in single‑goal defeats (0‑1, 0‑6).
Timing data shows Hoffenheim frequently strike early – Diomande’s 9th‑minute opener against Leipzig – and maintain pressure throughout, yet they also allow late concessions, as seen in the 79th‑minute goal by Promel in the same match.
Augsburg’s goal moments are clustered mid‑first half (8', 18') and late second half (80'), suggesting limited stamina.
The head‑to‑head record underscores defensive solidity: three draws with low scoring (0‑0, 1‑1) point to cautious approaches when the teams meet.
Overall, the statistical picture favors a high‑scoring Hoffenheim display, but defensive frailties on both sides could keep the total under the league average of 2.5 per team.
Defensively, Hoffenheim concede 2.8 per match, a figure inflated by the 10‑9 cup marathon and a 0‑3 league loss, indicating occasional susceptibility in high‑intensity games.
Augsburg’s 2.4 goals‑against average, while lower, masks a tendency to surrender heavily in single‑goal defeats (0‑1, 0‑6).
Timing data shows Hoffenheim frequently strike early – Diomande’s 9th‑minute opener against Leipzig – and maintain pressure throughout, yet they also allow late concessions, as seen in the 79th‑minute goal by Promel in the same match.
Augsburg’s goal moments are clustered mid‑first half (8', 18') and late second half (80'), suggesting limited stamina.
The head‑to‑head record underscores defensive solidity: three draws with low scoring (0‑0, 1‑1) point to cautious approaches when the teams meet.
Overall, the statistical picture favors a high‑scoring Hoffenheim display, but defensive frailties on both sides could keep the total under the league average of 2.5 per team.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 29 November showdown, Hoffenheim will travel to Mainz on 21 November, a test that could either cement momentum if they secure a win or expose any lingering defensive gaps.
Their next home fixture returns on 29 November – the same day as the Augsburg clash – offering a chance to rebound quickly.
The final league game of the month pits them away at Dortmund on 7 December, a formidable opponent that may demand tactical adjustments.
Augsburg, meanwhile, host Hamburg on 22 November, a match that could serve as a morale booster if they manage to break their scoring drought.
Their return leg at Hoffenheim on 29 November is the focal point, after which they travel to Leverkusen on 6 December, a clash against a top‑six side that will test any confidence gained.
The outcomes of these fixtures will heavily influence each club’s league standing and could dictate whether Hoffenheim pushes for a European spot or Augsburg fights to avoid the relegation zone.
Their next home fixture returns on 29 November – the same day as the Augsburg clash – offering a chance to rebound quickly.
The final league game of the month pits them away at Dortmund on 7 December, a formidable opponent that may demand tactical adjustments.
Augsburg, meanwhile, host Hamburg on 22 November, a match that could serve as a morale booster if they manage to break their scoring drought.
Their return leg at Hoffenheim on 29 November is the focal point, after which they travel to Leverkusen on 6 December, a clash against a top‑six side that will test any confidence gained.
The outcomes of these fixtures will heavily influence each club’s league standing and could dictate whether Hoffenheim pushes for a European spot or Augsburg fights to avoid the relegation zone.
Match Prediction
Based on Hoffenheim's prolific attack (4.2 goals per game), their diversified scoring roster, and Augsburg's inability to find the net consistently (0.6 per game), the numbers point toward a comfortable home win.
Hoffenheim have also enjoyed a historical edge in the head‑to‑head with three draws and two wins, and they have demonstrated the capacity to score early, as seen against Leipzig.
Augsburg, on the other hand, have struggled to score away and have conceded heavily in recent outings.
Considering these factors, a plausible prediction is a 3‑1 victory for Hoffenheim, with goals likely coming from Promel, Kramaric and Diomande, while Augsburg may scrape a consolation via Undav.
Hoffenheim have also enjoyed a historical edge in the head‑to‑head with three draws and two wins, and they have demonstrated the capacity to score early, as seen against Leipzig.
Augsburg, on the other hand, have struggled to score away and have conceded heavily in recent outings.
Considering these factors, a plausible prediction is a 3‑1 victory for Hoffenheim, with goals likely coming from Promel, Kramaric and Diomande, while Augsburg may scrape a consolation via Undav.
Betting Insights
The market should reflect Hoffenheim's dominant attack and Augsburg's low scoring rate.
An Over 2.5 goals line appears attractive, given Hoffenheim's 4.2 average and the likelihood of at least three goals.
The Under 3.5 goals market also carries value for cautious bettors, as Augsburg could limit the damage to a single goal.
Both teams have scored in most of their recent matches, so BTTS (Both Teams To Score) at around 45‑50% probability is reasonable but not a safe bet.
A straight‑win wager on Hoffenheim at odds near 1.70 offers solid value, while a double‑chance (Hoffenheim or Draw) at 1.25 provides a low‑risk option.
For Asian handicap, Hoffenheim –1.5 could be justified given their scoring trend and Augsburg's defensive frailties.
Overall, the recommendation leans toward backing Hoffenheim to win and the match to finish over 2.5 goals, with caution on BTTS due to Augsburg's recent dry spell.
An Over 2.5 goals line appears attractive, given Hoffenheim's 4.2 average and the likelihood of at least three goals.
The Under 3.5 goals market also carries value for cautious bettors, as Augsburg could limit the damage to a single goal.
Both teams have scored in most of their recent matches, so BTTS (Both Teams To Score) at around 45‑50% probability is reasonable but not a safe bet.
A straight‑win wager on Hoffenheim at odds near 1.70 offers solid value, while a double‑chance (Hoffenheim or Draw) at 1.25 provides a low‑risk option.
For Asian handicap, Hoffenheim –1.5 could be justified given their scoring trend and Augsburg's defensive frailties.
Overall, the recommendation leans toward backing Hoffenheim to win and the match to finish over 2.5 goals, with caution on BTTS due to Augsburg's recent dry spell.