Bundesliga Picks — Predictions for Matchday 22 (Feb 14-16)

The high-quality action in Germany’s Bundesliga continues this weekend with a full slate of fixtures taking place between Feb 14 and Feb 16.

Bayern Munich will have their sights set on extending their advantage at the summit when they face reigning champions Bayer Leverkusen. Find our Bundesliga picks for every fixture on matchday 22, here.

Bundesliga Picks

Augsburg vs. RB Leipzig

Augsburg have gone 16 competitive matches without a win against RB Leipzig, with the visitors winning on eleven occasions over that period.

Leipzig ended a four-game winless run last weekend, but they have recorded just one victory in their last seven on the road. Augsburg’s strong start to the calendar year could be worth following, as they have gone five without defeat in 2025.

St. Pauli vs. Freiburg

Freiburg have recorded just a single win in their last nine Bundesliga clashes against St. Pauli, with that success being recorded in April 1997.

St. Pauli’s unbeaten start to 2025 ended at the hands of Leipzig last weekend, but only three teams have won more points so far this calendar year. Those trends could indicate that there is value in siding with the hosts landing maximum points on Saturday.

Stuttgart vs. Wolfsburg

Stuttgart have been a strong team throughout the Bundesliga campaign this term, and they have accumulated their second-highest points tally at this stage of the campaign.

They also come into this showdown after going three without defeat against Wolfsburg. The chances of a home win are enhanced based on the fact that Wolfsburg have gone four without a win in the Bundesliga.

Union Berlin vs. Borussia Monchengladbach

Union Berlin have picked up seven points from their last six Bundesliga matches. However, they could see their fine run under Steffen Baumgart end this weekend.

Borussia Monchengladbach have gone three without defeat, picking up seven points from a possible nine. Only Bayern Munich are in better form than Gladbach over the last three matchdays.

Bochum vs. Borussia Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund are enduring their worst Bundesliga campaign since 2014-15. Meanwhile, they currently have their worst defensive record since 2000.

However, it is incredibly hard to overlook the away team this weekend, as Bochum have picked up just eleven points this season, and they have won just once in their last 13 against Dortmund.

Bayer Leverkusen vs. Bayern Munich

Last season’s top two collide in Germany this weekend. Bayern Munich are enjoying their best Bundesliga campaign in nine years, while Leverkusen have their second-highest points tally in their history at this stage of the season.

Leverkusen have avoided defeat in their last five against Bayern, winning on three occasions. However, a draw could be considered a good result for both this weekend.

Werder Bremen vs. Hoffenheim

Werder Bremen have failed to win in five of their last six matches in the Bundesliga, while only Holstein Kiel and Hoffenheim have allowed more goals than the hosts in 2025.

Despite that, the home win looks a likely outcome this weekend, as Hoffenheim have failed to win in their last nine league matches played on a Sunday.

Eintracht Frankfurt vs. Holstein Kiel

Eintracht Frankfurt boast an excellent record against promoted sides in the Bundesliga, going 13 without defeat and winning on ten occasions across that period.

Frankfurt are also unbeaten in their last six in the German top division. Kiel have taken just 13 points from their opening 21 matches, which is the lowest tally of any promoted side since Greuther Furth in 2012-13.

Heidenheim vs. Mainz

Heidenheim have avoided defeat in all three previous matches against Mainz in the Bundesliga. However, they come into this round after winning just once in their last 16 matches in the competition.

Mainz have stuttered on the road in 2025 after losing three on the bounce, but they could be good value to end that sequence against the worst-performing home team in Germany.