Frankfurt – Wolfsburg Tip Bundesliga, Matchday 12 on Sunday, 30.11.2025 at 17:30 CET
On matchday 12 of the Bundesliga, Eintracht Frankfurt will be looking to keep up with the Champions League places with a win against VfL Wolfsburg. And indeed, the Wolves could prove to be a grateful opponent.
After all, VfL is in a crisis and in its current condition is unquestionably one of the relegation candidates. Nine defeats in the last ten games speak volumes.
Accordingly, in my Frankfurt Wolfsburg tip, I set my sights on a Frankfurt home win, which, however, is not likely to be completely sovereign. The combination tip “Win Frankfurt & Both Teams Score” at a strong odd of around 2.85 is the perfect choice in my opinion.
Yes, Wolfsburg is currently losing one game after another. However, the last three defeats were not conceded without scoring a goal of their own. That’s why I trust the Wolves to score at least one goal in Frankfurt, especially since the SGE hardly had any time to recover after the Champions League appearance against Atalanta Bergamo (0:3).
In fact, one has to say that Eintracht seem to be losing their strength at the end of the year. In the last eleven games, only three wins have been achieved. A clear clean sheet against Wolfsburg would therefore be rather surprising from today’s perspective.
Frankfurt – Wolfsburg Prediction & Betting Tips
As a first tip alternative, I would like to bring the “draw at half-time” into play at a slightly above-average odds of around 2.50 at bookmakers without tax. Frankfurt is currently struggling with the double burden of the Bundesliga and Champions League and is anything but fresh going into the game against Wolfsburg.
For brave tipsters, the bet “Wolfsburg over 1.5 goals” is a good bet. The odds are 2.55 and make sense in view of the rather wild playing style of the SGE. The 4-3 win against Cologne on the last Bundesliga matchday sets the direction.
In the same breath, the tip “Frankfurt over 1.5 goals” catches the eye. The odds of about 1.60 can easily be played as a single tip. For the back of the mind: After eleven Bundesliga matchdays, only Bayern have scored more goals (41) than Eintracht Frankfurt (27).
What you need to know about Frankfurt vs. Wolfsburg betting
- Eintracht Frankfurt scores an average of 2.45 goals per 90 minutes in the Bundesliga – a figure that will only be surpassed by Bayern Munich in the 2025/26 season. The 27 goals from eleven league games represent a clear overperformance compared to the expected goals value of 17.11 xG.
- Only five players have scored for Wolfsburg so far this Bundesliga season. Together, Mohammed Amoura (4), Mattias Svanberg (2), Adam Daghim (2), Aaron Zehnter 1 and Maximilian Arnold 1 have scored less than half of Frankfurt’s goals (27).
- Both teams have scored in four of the last five direct duels. A total of 15 goals were scored in these five matches – an average of 3.0 goals per 90 minutes.
- Jonathan Burkardt’s injury in Frankfurt’s midweek defeat against Atalanta weighs heavily. The striker scored 11 goals in 17 competitive games and is one of the most important offensive forces of the Hessians.
Frankfurt – Wolfsburg: AI Tip & Odds Analysis
Just under a month before the winter break, our AI model is once again going full throttle and offers you more betting alternatives in its Frankfurt Wolfsburg AI forecast.
In the first tip, the digital brain takes advantage of the odds. “Sieg Frankfurt” is a good choice simply because the odds are around 1.75. Wolfsburg have lost nine of their last ten games. So a bankruptcy in Frankfurt really wouldn’t surprise anyone. Accordingly, the bet is a real value tip from my point of view.
The AI targets a goal bet for the second selection. “Both Teams Score & Over 2.5 Goals” has an odd of about 1.80. In Wolfsburg’s last three games, the football bet would have fit. Frankfurt’s recent 4-3 win against Cologne also fits into the picture.
The third selection of the AI, however, should be taken with a grain of salt. “Win Frankfurt with handicap -1” has a strong odds of 2.80. In view of the recent performances of the Hessians, however, I think a victory with exactly one goal difference in the end is more likely.
The best odds for Frankfurt vs. Wolfsburg
The odds for Frankfurt against Wolfsburg see the hosts in the 1×2 market as favorites. Frankfurt’s odds correspond to a 58% chance of winning, compared to 21% for Wolfsburg.
The bookmakers have set an Asian handicap line of -0.75 for Frankfurt. This handicap requires a victory of the home team in order to distribute any profit at all.
However, if you win by one goal, only half of the winnings will be paid out. A win by two or more goals will result in a full win on the current home handicap.
For the duel between Frankfurt and Wolfsburg, an Asian goal line of over/under 3.25 goals was also set. This means that over-bettors need at least four hits in the game to fully benefit. If exactly three goals are scored, half of the stake is paid back to Over-Wetter.
Jonathan Burkardt is the only player in the goal scorer market with odds-on odds, but will be missing due to injury.
He is one of seven players who are quoted lower than Wolfsburg’s most favoured attacker in this market, Mohamed Amoura. The Wolfsburg attacker has scored four goals in just eight Bundesliga appearances so far in the 2025/26 season.
Frankfurt vs Wolfsburg Match Analysis:
Although the hosts are struggling with their consistency this season, they go into this game with a lead of twelve points over Wolfsburg – the Lower Saxony team is clearly heading for a relegation battle.
Frankfurt’s games promise entertainment: In the games of Dino Toppmöller’s team, 49 goals have already been scored – together with Bayern, this is the highest number in the league.
It is interesting that Frankfurt’s games also have the fourth fewest shots in the league, an average of only 24.36 per game.
Toppmöller’s team tends to exceed its xG values (expected goals) – and so do the opponents. Accordingly, the spectators could see some spectacular goals against Wolfsburg.
Wolfsburg are used to playing passively: The team has the third-worst field tilt rating in the Bundesliga, suggesting that the home side will have a lot of possession in high zones.
In addition, Wolfsburg has not scored a single league goal directly after a counterattack this season – an area that the team actually wants to exploit against Frankfurt.
The decision-making in these situations must be much better if the guests want to hope for a surprise here.
Frankfurt Form Check
The 3-0 home defeat against Atalanta was Frankfurt’s first defeat in the last six competitive games.
On Wednesday, Frankfurt kept up well in the first half, but completely lost control after the break and conceded three goals within just four chaotic minutes.
This defeat is likely to ensure the end of the Champions League – especially since the next game is away to FC Barcelona.
Dino Toppmöller’s team must now turn their focus to the Bundesliga, where they are in a better position thanks to a five-game unbeaten streak.
Most recently, Frankfurt won 4-3 against Cologne in the league – a game that almost ended in a draw after the Hessians conceded two goals in the last seven minutes.
Frankfurt is known for high-scoring games this season anyway: At least three goals have been scored in 13 matches.
One setback is the injury to striker Jonathan Burkardt, who suffered a calf muscle injury in the Atalanta game.
The 25-year-old carries a lot of weight: He has already scored 11 goals in 17 competitive games this season. Defensively, Frankfurt also reveals clear weaknesses – 22 goals conceded after eleven Bundesliga games speak for themselves.
Wolfsburg Form Check
Wolfsburg have lost seven of their last eight Bundesliga games – the only exception being a 1-0 away win at Hamburger SV.
With only eight points after eleven games, the club sets a new negative record at this point in the season; previously it was nine points in the 2016/17 and 2001/02 seasons.
In order to hope for a way out of the relegation zone, Wolfsburg will have to rely on its away strength: The last five wins have all come away from home.
However, the team has only kept a clean sheet in one Bundesliga game this season and currently has the fourth-worst defence in the league.
The Expected Goals (xG) data points to some bad luck: Wolfsburg would have to be in eleventh place and would have 5.2 points more than the current eight.
However, a core problem remains the poor goal yield: Only five players have scored this Bundesliga season.
Together, Mohammed Amoura (4), Mattias Svanberg (2), Adam Daghim (2), Aaron Zehnter 1 and Maximilian Arnold 1 scored less than half of Frankfurt’s goals (27).
With an xG value of only 1.32 per game, Wolfsburg has the eighth worst league value in this category.
