VfL Wolfsburg vs Eintracht Frankfurt: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 08 Nov '25)

In the land of Frauen-Bundesliga, where fierce tackles and thrilling goals abound, the joust is nigh upon us! On the distinguished date of Sat, 08 Nov '25 local time, the battle between VfL Wolfsburg and Eintracht Frankfurt shall commence—prepare thine eyeballs for a spectacle akin to none.

When we scour the chronicles of yore, the last three duels between these titans show two triumphs for VfL Wolfsburg. Meanwhile, Eintracht Frankfurt has managed a singular victory, leaving nary a draw in sight. Their last skirmish on Sun 16 Feb '25 ended with VfL Wolfsburg triumphantly obliterating Eintracht Frankfurt 6-1, with Wolfsburg playing the role of gracious hosts. As they say in football, home is where the hat-tricks are.

This season, the pendulum of momentum swings favorably toward VfL Wolfsburg, fresh from a resounding 5-1 victory over Bayer Leverkusen. Eintracht Frankfurt, not to be outdone, showcased a commendable 2-0 win against SV Werder Bremen. The domestic scene finds VfL Wolfsburg standing proud in position 2, whereas Eintracht Frankfurt trails in position 6. The plot thickens.

Of the many illustrious players, Eintracht Frankfurt may wish to adorn L. Beerensteyn’s trophy with a mute button, for he boasts 5 goals this season, crafting nightmares for defenders aplenty. On the other side, VfL Wolfsburg would be wise to keep a wary eye upon G. Reuteler, the deftest assist manufacturer with 4 assists as shiny proof of his cunning.

By the decree of player ratings: Camilla Küver reigns supreme with 7.53, while Janina Minge and Lineth Beerensteyn gallantly follow with ratings of 7.43 and 7.33, respectively. As for Eintracht Frankfurt, their knights in shining armor are led by Géraldine Reuteler at 7.51, followed by Nadine Riesen at 7.34, and Nicole Anyomi, galloping behind with 7.33.

Let’s waggle a finger (or two) at the voodoo of possession: VfL Wolfsburg claims a majestic 65.43% whilst Eintracht Frankfurt tangles with 60.43%. When pondering the numerological world of corners, VfL Wolfsburg boasts 6.57 per match, whereas Eintracht Frankfurt musters 5.57. In the realm of discipline, yellow cards dance aplenty—9 for Wolfsburg and 11 for Frankfurt—accompanied by a sneaky pair of red cards each. Penalty goals nod gravely, two apiece.

After weaving through the threads of statistics, dear reader, it's time for a clairvoyant proclamation: armed with scores, possession, and disciplinary matters, VfL Wolfsburg is poised to emerge victorious. Let the whistle blow and the games begin!