FC Augsburg before Bremen match: This is how FCA stands after 31 Bundesliga games

FC Augsburg enters the final weeks of the 2025/2026 Bundesliga season with 37 points from 31 matches. Before the away game at SV Werder Bremen, FCA is in ninth place – a position that on the one hand signals security in the midfield, but on the other hand also shows that the leap into higher table regions has not yet been achieved.

Augsburg stabilizes at the end of the season

The most recent results indicate a team that is once again harder to beat. From the last five Bundesliga matches, Augsburg took one win, three draws, and one loss – that is, six points from five games and only one match without points.

• April 25 (H): 1:1 against Eintracht Frankfurt
• April 18 (A): 2:1 at Bayer 04 Leverkusen
• April 10 (H): 2:2 against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
• April 4 (A): 1:1 at Hamburger SV
• March 22 (A): 2:5 against VfB Stuttgart

This combination in particular explains the current classification: Augsburg is regularly picking up points again, but still has matches in which the defense appears too open. The lower number of defeats speaks for more stability during matches – but the extent of individual setbacks shows why FCA has not been able to push sustainably upwards in the table.

The season record remains mixed

Over the entire season, the picture is clearer and less flattering: After 31 matches, there are 10 wins, 7 draws, and 14 losses. In addition, there is a goal difference of 39:55, with a goal differential of −16. In summary, this means: Augsburg has won often enough to establish itself in the midfield, but has conceded too many goals over the season to consistently put pressure on the teams ahead.

The range of results is striking:

• Biggest home wins:
  • 2:0 against 1. FC Köln
  • 2:0 against Bayer 04 Leverkusen
  • 3:1 against VfL Wolfsburg
• Biggest away win: 3:1 at SC Freiburg
• Highest scoring match/defeat: 2:5 against VfB Stuttgart

The next midfield duel awaits in Bremen

On Saturday, May 2, FC Augsburg will play at SV Werder Bremen at 3:30 p.m. Werder is currently in twelfth place. This makes it a direct duel between two teams from the midfield – for Augsburg, the chance to confirm their recent stabilization and secure the season with a serious final sprint.

Afterwards, FCA still has two matches scheduled:

• May 9, 3:30 p.m.: at home against Borussia Mönchengladbach
• May 16, 3:30 p.m.: away at 1. FC Union Berlin

The situation before the Bremen match is therefore clear: FCA has worked out a solid base with 37 points after 31 games, but remains vulnerable overall. The key to a convincing season finish will be whether Augsburg can turn the recent frequent point gains into more wins – and whether they can noticeably reduce the number of goals conceded in the remaining weeks.