Leverkusen vs Dortmund Ghana odds comparison
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Match Analysis
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Leverkusen host Dortmund on 29 November 2025 in a pivotal Bundesliga clash that could shape the top‑four race.
Leverkusen arrive with a strong recent record – four wins and one loss in their last five games, scoring 13 goals at an average of 2.6 per match while conceding just one per game.
Dortmund, meanwhile, have been inconsistent on the road, posting three wins, one draw and one loss, with 9 goals scored (1.8 per match) and 8 conceded (1.6 per match).
The two sides have met five times this decade, Dortmund winning three and the rest ending in draws, the most recent encounter ending 4‑2 in Dortmund’s favour.
Both clubs also have demanding fixtures ahead – Leverkusen face Wolfsburg and a Champions League tie with Manchester City, while Dortmund host Stuttgart before traveling to Villarreal.
The combination of Leverkusen’s home potency and Dortmund’s mixed away form makes this fixture a potential turning point, with the numbers suggesting a closely contested game.
Leverkusen arrive with a strong recent record – four wins and one loss in their last five games, scoring 13 goals at an average of 2.6 per match while conceding just one per game.
Dortmund, meanwhile, have been inconsistent on the road, posting three wins, one draw and one loss, with 9 goals scored (1.8 per match) and 8 conceded (1.6 per match).
The two sides have met five times this decade, Dortmund winning three and the rest ending in draws, the most recent encounter ending 4‑2 in Dortmund’s favour.
Both clubs also have demanding fixtures ahead – Leverkusen face Wolfsburg and a Champions League tie with Manchester City, while Dortmund host Stuttgart before traveling to Villarreal.
The combination of Leverkusen’s home potency and Dortmund’s mixed away form makes this fixture a potential turning point, with the numbers suggesting a closely contested game.
Recent Form
Leverkusen:
Leverkusen’s form over the last five matches reflects a high‑scoring, defensively solid side when playing at home, but occasional vulnerability away.
On 8 November they demolished Heidenheim 6‑0 at home, with Patrik Schick netting twice (2’ and 22’) and additional goals from J.
Hofmann, E.
Poku, and I.
Maza (45’, 53’).
Three days later, in the Champions League away at SL Benfica, they suffered a 0‑1 defeat, the lone goal coming from Schick at 65’.
On 1 November, despite being the away team, they beat Bayern Munich 3‑0 in the Bundesliga, goals from S.
Gnabry, N.
Jackson and an own‑goal by L.
Bade.
The 29 October DFB Pokal loss to Paderborn (2‑4) exposed defensive lapses, conceding twice in extra time and allowing six different scorers.
Finally, on 26 October they secured a 2‑0 home win over Freiburg, with E.
Poku and E.
Tapsoba finding the net.
Across these games Leverkusen have scored 13 goals while conceding five, averaging 2.6 goals scored and one conceded per match.
The trend shows explosive attacking output, especially at home, but a susceptibility to high‑intensity opponents on the road.
On 8 November they demolished Heidenheim 6‑0 at home, with Patrik Schick netting twice (2’ and 22’) and additional goals from J.
Hofmann, E.
Poku, and I.
Maza (45’, 53’).
Three days later, in the Champions League away at SL Benfica, they suffered a 0‑1 defeat, the lone goal coming from Schick at 65’.
On 1 November, despite being the away team, they beat Bayern Munich 3‑0 in the Bundesliga, goals from S.
Gnabry, N.
Jackson and an own‑goal by L.
Bade.
The 29 October DFB Pokal loss to Paderborn (2‑4) exposed defensive lapses, conceding twice in extra time and allowing six different scorers.
Finally, on 26 October they secured a 2‑0 home win over Freiburg, with E.
Poku and E.
Tapsoba finding the net.
Across these games Leverkusen have scored 13 goals while conceding five, averaging 2.6 goals scored and one conceded per match.
The trend shows explosive attacking output, especially at home, but a susceptibility to high‑intensity opponents on the road.
Dortmund:
Dortmund’s recent five‑match run highlights an erratic away performance combined with a potent attack in certain fixtures.
Their most recent Bundesliga outing on 8 November was a 1‑1 draw away at Hamburg, with C.
Chukwuemeka scoring early (64’) and R.
Königsdorffer equalising in stoppage time.
Three days earlier, in the Champions League away at Manchester City, Dortmund were outclassed 1‑4, conceding goals from P.
Foden (22’, 57’), E.
Haaland (29’) and R.
Cherki (90’) while only managing a consolation through W.
Anton (72’).
On 31 October they suffered a 0‑1 away defeat to Augsburg, the solitary goal by S.
Guirassy (37’).
The 28 October DFB Pokal match saw Dortmund concede five goals in a 3‑5 loss to Frankfurt, despite early lead from A.
Knauff (7’) and a later strike by J.
Brandt (48’).
Their last game on 25 October was a narrow 1‑0 home victory over 1.
FC Cologne, secured by M.
Beier’s 90’ winner.
In total Dortmund have scored nine and conceded eight, averaging 1.8 goals for and 1.6 against per game.
The pattern reveals a team capable of scoring but vulnerable defensively, especially in high‑pressure away environments.
Their most recent Bundesliga outing on 8 November was a 1‑1 draw away at Hamburg, with C.
Chukwuemeka scoring early (64’) and R.
Königsdorffer equalising in stoppage time.
Three days earlier, in the Champions League away at Manchester City, Dortmund were outclassed 1‑4, conceding goals from P.
Foden (22’, 57’), E.
Haaland (29’) and R.
Cherki (90’) while only managing a consolation through W.
Anton (72’).
On 31 October they suffered a 0‑1 away defeat to Augsburg, the solitary goal by S.
Guirassy (37’).
The 28 October DFB Pokal match saw Dortmund concede five goals in a 3‑5 loss to Frankfurt, despite early lead from A.
Knauff (7’) and a later strike by J.
Brandt (48’).
Their last game on 25 October was a narrow 1‑0 home victory over 1.
FC Cologne, secured by M.
Beier’s 90’ winner.
In total Dortmund have scored nine and conceded eight, averaging 1.8 goals for and 1.6 against per game.
The pattern reveals a team capable of scoring but vulnerable defensively, especially in high‑pressure away environments.
Head-to-Head Record
The head‑to‑head record between Leverkusen and Dortmund is weighted in Dortmund’s favour, with three wins, two draws and no victories for Leverkusen across five meetings.
The most recent clash on 11 May 2025 ended 4‑2 to Dortmund in the Bundesliga, featuring early goals from J.
Frimpong (31’) and J.
Brandt (33’) before J.
Hofmann pulled one back for Leverkusen (90’).
Earlier in the season, on 10 January 2025, Dortmund again prevailed 3‑2, with Schick scoring twice for Leverkusen (8’, 19’) but unable to secure a draw.
The two draws came in 2024 and 2023, both 1‑1 affairs; in April 2024 N.
Fullkrug gave Leverkusen the lead before J.
Stanisic equalised, and in December 2023 J.
Ryerson’s early strike was answered by V.
Boniface.
The earliest encounter in this set, on 29 January 2023, saw Dortmund dominate 2‑0 with a goal from K.
Adeyemi and an own‑goal by E.
Tapsoba.
Across the five games a total of 17 goals have been scored – six by Leverkusen and eleven by Dortmund – indicating an open contest when they meet.
Scorers such as Schick, Hofmann and Guirassy have featured repeatedly, suggesting certain players thrive in this fixture.
The pattern of Dortmund edging the series, combined with Leverkusen’s home strength, sets up a compelling narrative for the upcoming 29 November showdown.
The most recent clash on 11 May 2025 ended 4‑2 to Dortmund in the Bundesliga, featuring early goals from J.
Frimpong (31’) and J.
Brandt (33’) before J.
Hofmann pulled one back for Leverkusen (90’).
Earlier in the season, on 10 January 2025, Dortmund again prevailed 3‑2, with Schick scoring twice for Leverkusen (8’, 19’) but unable to secure a draw.
The two draws came in 2024 and 2023, both 1‑1 affairs; in April 2024 N.
Fullkrug gave Leverkusen the lead before J.
Stanisic equalised, and in December 2023 J.
Ryerson’s early strike was answered by V.
Boniface.
The earliest encounter in this set, on 29 January 2023, saw Dortmund dominate 2‑0 with a goal from K.
Adeyemi and an own‑goal by E.
Tapsoba.
Across the five games a total of 17 goals have been scored – six by Leverkusen and eleven by Dortmund – indicating an open contest when they meet.
Scorers such as Schick, Hofmann and Guirassy have featured repeatedly, suggesting certain players thrive in this fixture.
The pattern of Dortmund edging the series, combined with Leverkusen’s home strength, sets up a compelling narrative for the upcoming 29 November showdown.
Statistical Insights
Statistically the two sides present contrasting profiles.
Leverkusen’s last five games yield an average of 2.6 goals scored per match and a solid defensive record of one goal conceded per game, driven by a prolific front line where Schick contributed three goals and Poku added two.
Their only defeat came away at Benfica, highlighting a potential drop in intensity outside the home arena.
Dortmund, by contrast, average 1.8 goals scored but leak 1.6 per game, a discrepancy amplified in away fixtures – they have allowed five goals in two recent away losses (Manchester City, Frankfurt).
Timing data shows Leverkusen often strike early (goals within the first 30 minutes in three of five matches), whereas Dortmund’s goals are more evenly spread, with a notable late equaliser against Hamburg (90’).
Defensive lapses for Dortmund are evident in high‑scoring games, conceding four or more goals twice in the last five outings.
Meanwhile Leverkusen’s defense remained tight except in the DFB Pokal loss where extra‑time exposure led to three goals conceded.
The numbers suggest a game where Leverkusen’s home attacking efficiency could challenge Dortmund’s porous away defence, but Dortmund’s ability to score against top opposition (four at Manchester City) cannot be ignored.
Leverkusen’s last five games yield an average of 2.6 goals scored per match and a solid defensive record of one goal conceded per game, driven by a prolific front line where Schick contributed three goals and Poku added two.
Their only defeat came away at Benfica, highlighting a potential drop in intensity outside the home arena.
Dortmund, by contrast, average 1.8 goals scored but leak 1.6 per game, a discrepancy amplified in away fixtures – they have allowed five goals in two recent away losses (Manchester City, Frankfurt).
Timing data shows Leverkusen often strike early (goals within the first 30 minutes in three of five matches), whereas Dortmund’s goals are more evenly spread, with a notable late equaliser against Hamburg (90’).
Defensive lapses for Dortmund are evident in high‑scoring games, conceding four or more goals twice in the last five outings.
Meanwhile Leverkusen’s defense remained tight except in the DFB Pokal loss where extra‑time exposure led to three goals conceded.
The numbers suggest a game where Leverkusen’s home attacking efficiency could challenge Dortmund’s porous away defence, but Dortmund’s ability to score against top opposition (four at Manchester City) cannot be ignored.
Upcoming Fixtures
Looking beyond 29 November, both clubs have congested schedules that could influence their motivation.
Leverkusen’s next match is an away trip to Wolfsburg on 22 November, followed by a Champions League encounter with Manchester City on 25 November, before they host Dortmund again on 29 November in the league.
A positive result against Dortmund would boost confidence heading into the Wolfsburg challenge and the demanding European tie.
Dortmund’s immediate fixture is a home game versus Stuttgart on 22 November, after which they travel to Villarreal for a Champions League match on 25 November, and then face Leverkusen away on 29 November.
A win against Leverkusen would provide momentum before the Villarreal test, while a loss could add pressure.
The proximity of these high‑stakes matches means both teams are likely to field strong line‑ups, and the outcome of the 29th could have ripple effects on their domestic and continental campaigns.
Leverkusen’s next match is an away trip to Wolfsburg on 22 November, followed by a Champions League encounter with Manchester City on 25 November, before they host Dortmund again on 29 November in the league.
A positive result against Dortmund would boost confidence heading into the Wolfsburg challenge and the demanding European tie.
Dortmund’s immediate fixture is a home game versus Stuttgart on 22 November, after which they travel to Villarreal for a Champions League match on 25 November, and then face Leverkusen away on 29 November.
A win against Leverkusen would provide momentum before the Villarreal test, while a loss could add pressure.
The proximity of these high‑stakes matches means both teams are likely to field strong line‑ups, and the outcome of the 29th could have ripple effects on their domestic and continental campaigns.
Match Prediction
Based on the data, Leverkusen enter the match as the stronger home side, boasting a 2.6‑goal per game average and a disciplined defence that concedes only one goal per outing.
Dortmund, while capable of scoring against elite opponents, have struggled defensively away, leaking 1.6 goals on average and conceding heavily in recent high‑profile defeats.
The head‑to‑head record favours Dortmund, yet Leverkusen’s recent 2‑0 victory over Freiburg and their ability to score early suggest they can impose their rhythm.
Considering these factors, a plausible outcome is a narrow Leverkusen win, 2‑1.
Expect Leverkusen to open the scoring within the first half through Schick or Poku, Dortmund to equalise late in the first half or early in the second, and a decisive second‑half strike from Leverkusen’s midfield to secure the three points.
Dortmund, while capable of scoring against elite opponents, have struggled defensively away, leaking 1.6 goals on average and conceding heavily in recent high‑profile defeats.
The head‑to‑head record favours Dortmund, yet Leverkusen’s recent 2‑0 victory over Freiburg and their ability to score early suggest they can impose their rhythm.
Considering these factors, a plausible outcome is a narrow Leverkusen win, 2‑1.
Expect Leverkusen to open the scoring within the first half through Schick or Poku, Dortmund to equalise late in the first half or early in the second, and a decisive second‑half strike from Leverkusen’s midfield to secure the three points.
Betting Insights
The statistical profile points to a strong case for an over‑2.5‑goals market.
Leverkusen average 2.6 goals at home and Dortmund’s away games have produced 1.8 goals per match, implying a combined total comfortably above two and a 60‑plus percent chance of over 2.5.
Both sides have a history of both teams scoring – the last five head‑to‑heads produced BTTS in four matches, and both clubs have recorded at least one goal in eight of their last ten combined fixtures.
Therefore, a BTTS bet is attractive.
The likely 2‑1 scoreline also suggests a close game, making a double‑chance (Leverkusen win or draw) a safe option, though the odds may be modest.
For Asian handicap, Leverkusen – 0.5 appears justified given their home advantage and Dortmund’s defensive frailties.
In summary: favour over 2.5 goals, BTTS yes, and consider Leverkusen – 0.5 or a double‑chance on the home side for value.
Leverkusen average 2.6 goals at home and Dortmund’s away games have produced 1.8 goals per match, implying a combined total comfortably above two and a 60‑plus percent chance of over 2.5.
Both sides have a history of both teams scoring – the last five head‑to‑heads produced BTTS in four matches, and both clubs have recorded at least one goal in eight of their last ten combined fixtures.
Therefore, a BTTS bet is attractive.
The likely 2‑1 scoreline also suggests a close game, making a double‑chance (Leverkusen win or draw) a safe option, though the odds may be modest.
For Asian handicap, Leverkusen – 0.5 appears justified given their home advantage and Dortmund’s defensive frailties.
In summary: favour over 2.5 goals, BTTS yes, and consider Leverkusen – 0.5 or a double‑chance on the home side for value.