Wolfsburg vs Heidenheim prediction, odds & betting tips – 29/03/2025

Wolfsburg are favourites to beat relegation contenders Heidenheim at the Volkswagen Arena in the German Bundesliga on Saturday, 29 March. Read our German football predictions for the contest below.

Wolfsburg vs Heidenheim prediction: Die Wolfe to produce the goods

Key Stats

• Heidenheim have already lost 60% of their away games (8/13) in the Bundesliga this season, so bettors can oppose them with confidence again here.
• Six of Heidenheim’s last eight away assignments in the league have produced goals at both ends.
• Wolfsburg have lost only one of their last eight home matches in the Bundesliga.
• Only one team have collected more cards than Wolfsburg (65) in the league this term.

Correct score prediction: Wolfsburg 3-1 Heidenheim

Wolfsburg beat Heidenheim 3-1 when the teams last met in November and a repeat result could be in the offing in Saturday’s rematch.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Wolfsburg are odds-on favourites

• HOME: 13/20 (1.65) – 60.6%
• DRAW: 14/5 (3.80) – 26.3%
• AWAY: 17/4 (5.25) – 19%

*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

Wolfsburg lost only once in eight games before the international break, so the 13/20 favourites will be eager to pick up where left off when the Bundesliga resumes this weekend.

Prime relegation candidates Heidenheim have the third-worst away record in the league this term and have just a 19% chance of succeeding on Saturday. View more of our latest football predictions and analysis on our dedicated page.

Most recent H2Hs: Die Wolfe have the better record

Wolfsburg earned seven points from their last three encounters with Heidenheim, scoring six times along the way.

Germany Bundesliga I 10/11/24

Heidenheim

1

Wolfsburg

3

Germany Bundesliga I 20/01/24

Heidenheim

1

Wolfsburg

1

Germany Bundesliga I 19/08/23

Wolfsburg

2

Heidenheim

0

Germany DFB Pokal 26/10/16

Heidenheim

0

Wolfsburg

1

Germany DFB Pokal 29/10/14

Wolfsburg

4

Heidenheim

1

Wolfsburg preview: Jenz, Rogerio and Majer could return

Wolfsburg could welcome back Moritz Jenz, Bartosz Bialken, Niklas Klinger, Rogerio, Kevin Paredes, Lovro Majer and Lukas Nmecha on Saturday. Die Wolfe (8th) can close to within touching distance of the top five with a victory this weekend.

Predicted lineup: Grabara (GK), Fischer, Vavro, Koulierakis, Maehle, Dardai, Arnold, Svanberg, Tomas, Amoura, Wind

Germany Bundesliga I 11/04/25

L

RB Leipzig

3

Wolfsburg

2

Germany Bundesliga I 06/04/25

L

Union Berlin

1

Wolfsburg

0

Germany Bundesliga I 29/03/25

L

Heidenheim

1

Wolfsburg

0

Germany Bundesliga I 15/03/25

L

Augsburg

1

Wolfsburg

0

Germany Bundesliga I 08/03/25

D

St Pauli

1

Wolfsburg

1

Heidenheim preview: Wing-back Traore suspended

Julian Nieheus and Mathias Honsak are injured while Omar Traore is serving a one-game ban. Heidenheim secured a potentially crucial 3-1 win over relegation rivals Holstein Kiel just before the international break.

Predicted lineup: Muller (GK), Busch, Mainka, Gimber, Keller, Dorsch, Schoppner, Kratzig, Beck, Zivzivadze, Pieringer

Germany Bundesliga I 13/04/25

L

Eintracht Frankfurt

3

Heidenheim

0

Germany Bundesliga I 05/04/25

L

Bayer Leverkusen

1

Heidenheim

0

Germany Bundesliga I 29/03/25

W

Wolfsburg

0

Heidenheim

1

Germany Bundesliga I 16/03/25

W

Holstein Kiel

1

Heidenheim

3

Germany Bundesliga I 09/03/25

D

TSG Hoffenheim

1

Heidenheim

1

Player to watch – Bence Dárdai

Teenaged midfielder Bence Dárdai is a player of genuine promise for Wolfsburg and the 19-year-old’s progress was rewarded with a first cap from Hungary during the recent international break.

Dárdai could pull the strings

Dárdai is more of a distributor than a goal scorer, though the youngster did score his only goal of the campaign in the reverse fixture between Wolfsburg and Heidenheim earlier in the season and the midfielder could be just as influential on Saturday.