3 – 2
“Against the run of play, Robin Fellhauer fires Augsburg into an early lead from the center of the box.”
Pivotal“Calvin Brackelmann heads home from a corner to double Augsburg's advantage after Bremen had dominated possession without reward.”
Pivotal“Marco Grüll gives Bremen hope with a well-taken finish from the center of the box, cutting the deficit to one just minutes after Augsburg's second.”
Pivotal“Niclas Füllkrug drags Bremen level in the closing stages, capitalizing on relentless late pressure.”
Pivotal“Substitute Mitchell Weiser completes a stunning comeback, firing home the winner in the dying seconds to send Bremen fans into raptures.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Werder Bremen dominated territory and chances from the first whistle, racking up 66% possession, 20 shots and four big chances to Augsburg's one, yet found themselves 2-0 down inside the hour thanks to Robin Fellhauer's early strike and Calvin Brackelmann's header from a corner. Augsburg defended resolutely, throwing bodies behind the ball with 16 tackles and Tomas Koubek-esque resistance in goal racking up seven saves, but the pressure eventually told. Marco Grüll pulled one back just after the hour, and substitute Mitchell Weiser proved the difference, first helping spark the late siege before Niclas Füllkrug leveled in the 86th minute and Weiser himself completed the turnaround in stoppage time. For Bremen, it's a huge psychological win built on patience and squad depth off the bench, while Augsburg will rue their inability to hold on despite a defensive performance that for 85 minutes had frustrated a vastly superior opponent.
How entertaining was this match?
Werder Bremen host a surprisingly hot Augsburg side that sits third in the table and unbeaten through three matchdays. With Bremen looking to build on a battling draw in Cologne, this Weserstadion clash pits mid-table resilience against genuine early-season momentum.