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SC Freiburg

SC Freiburg

Bundesliga

Season Statistics

33 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (36%) Draw (24%) Loss (39%)
33 Played
12 Won
8 Drawn
13 Lost
47 Goals For
56 Goals Against

Team Overview

SC Freiburg represents one of the Bundesliga's most respected clubs, known for their disciplined approach and ability to consistently compete at Germany's highest level despite operating with more modest resources than many of their counterparts. The Black Forest club has built a reputation for developing talent and maintaining their top-flight status through smart recruitment and tactical organization. Under the guidance of J. Schuster, Freiburg continues to embody the values of hard work and tactical discipline that have become synonymous with the club's identity.

This season's campaign tells a story of contrasting fortunes between home and away performances for SC Freiburg. With 12 wins, 8 draws, and 13 losses from 33 matches, they sit in mid-table territory with 44 points. Their record reveals a striking disparity in performance based on venue - at home, they have been formidable with 8 wins from 16 matches and only 3 defeats, while away form has proven problematic with just 4 victories in 17 outings and 10 losses. This home fortress mentality has been crucial to their season, though their away struggles have prevented a push toward European qualification.

Defensively, Freiburg has faced challenges this campaign, conceding 56 goals while scoring 47, resulting in a negative goal difference of 9. Their 6 clean sheets suggest they can be organized at the back when functioning well, though consistency has been elusive. The club's ability to find the net has been adequate but not exceptional, failing to score in 9 matches. Their recent form shows the typical fluctuations of a mid-table side, with periods of promise followed by disappointing results. Despite these challenges, Freiburg continues to demonstrate the resilience and fighting spirit that has kept them competitive in Germany's elite division.

Squad (26 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

N. Atubolu
#1 N. Atubolu
J. Huth
#24 J. Huth
F. Müller
#21 F. Müller

Defenders (10)

M. Ginter
#28 M. Ginter
C. Günter
#30 C. Günter
A. Jung
#5 A. Jung
L. Kübler
#17 L. Kübler
P. Lienhart
#3 P. Lienhart
J. Makengo
#33 J. Makengo
I. Ogbus
#43 I. Ogbus
M. Rosenfelder
#37 M. Rosenfelder
K. Steinmann
#65 K. Steinmann
P. Treu
#29 P. Treu

Midfielders (8)

J. Beste
#19 J. Beste
M. Eggestein
#8 M. Eggestein
V. Grifo
#32 V. Grifo
N. Höfler
#27 N. Höfler
J. Manzambi
#44 J. Manzambi
P. Osterhage
#6 P. Osterhage
R. Tarnutzer
#69 R. Tarnutzer
L. Höler
#9 L. Höler

Attackers (5)

M. Philipp
#26 M. Philipp
Cyriaque Kalou Irié
#22 Cyriaque Kalou Irié
I. Matanović
#31 I. Matanović
D. Scherhant
#7 D. Scherhant
Y. Suzuki
#14 Y. Suzuki

Player Statistics

2025/26 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
8
M. Eggestein
M. Eggestein
MF 6.8 33 3 1 2970 62 1448
1
N. Atubolu
N. Atubolu
GK 7.1 33 0 0 2970 0 1321
32
V. Grifo
V. Grifo
MF 7.0 32 7 4 1690 8 777
28
M. Ginter
M. Ginter
DF 7.0 31 2 4 2764 22 1745
9
L. Höler
L. Höler
FW 6.7 31 3 1 2047 24 559
7
D. Scherhant
D. Scherhant
FW 6.7 30 4 1 1218 17 211
31
I. Matanović
I. Matanović
FW 6.8 30 10 1 1484 23 296
19
J. Beste
J. Beste
MF 6.8 27 1 2 1656 40 468
29
P. Treu
P. Treu
DF 6.6 27 1 2 2104 39 782
44
J. Manzambi
J. Manzambi
MF 7.2 26 5 3 2022 34 919
14
Y. Suzuki
Y. Suzuki
MF 6.8 25 4 2 1636 20 404
30
C. Günter
C. Günter
DF 6.6 24 0 3 1573 19 514
17
L. Kübler
L. Kübler
DF 6.7 22 2 2 1563 39 624
6
P. Osterhage
P. Osterhage
MF 6.7 20 1 0 1197 14 457
3
P. Lienhart
P. Lienhart
DF 7.0 19 1 0 1215 18 938
33
J. Makengo
J. Makengo
DF 6.5 19 0 0 1098 19 416
43
I. Ogbus
I. Ogbus
DF 6.7 17 0 0 1168 22 613
27
N. Höfler
N. Höfler
MF 6.5 13 0 0 259 4 109
5
A. Jung
A. Jung
DF 6.6 12 0 0 528 4 324
37
M. Rosenfelder
M. Rosenfelder
DF 6.5 12 0 0 507 8 239
22
Cyriaque Kalou Irié
Cyriaque Kalou Irié
FW 6.6 10 0 0 343 9 110
26
M. Philipp
M. Philipp
FW 6.3 1 0 0 23 1 3
69
R. Tarnutzer
R. Tarnutzer
MF 6.3 1 0 0 11 0 3

Injuries & Availability

3 Out 0 Doubtful
M. Rosenfelder
M. Rosenfelder Hamstring Injury
Out
P. Osterhage
P. Osterhage Knee Injury
Out
Y. Suzuki
Y. Suzuki Broken collarbone
Out

Impact Analysis

SC Freiburg face a challenging injury situation with three key players currently unavailable, creating significant gaps across multiple areas of their squad. The loss of M. Rosenfelder to a hamstring injury represents a considerable blow to their defensive structure, as central defenders of his caliber are difficult to replace mid-season. Meanwhile, P. Osterhage's knee injury deprives the midfield of an important presence, potentially disrupting the team's rhythm in the center of the park where ball retention and distribution are crucial.

Perhaps most concerning is Y. Suzuki's broken collarbone, which removes a versatile attacking option from Freiburg's forward line. The Japanese player's absence limits tactical flexibility and reduces the depth in creative positions where individual quality often makes the difference in tight matches. With three players spanning defense, midfield, and attack all sidelined simultaneously, Freiburg's squad depth will be thoroughly tested. The coaching staff must now rely on fringe players and potentially reshape their tactical approach to compensate for these losses. While the club has historically shown resilience in dealing with personnel challenges, managing without this trio will require careful rotation and may force some players into unfamiliar roles as they navigate this difficult period.

Recent Form

LWDLL
L Hamburger SV 3-2 (A)
W SC Braga 3-1 (H)
D VfL Wolfsburg 1-1 (H)
L SC Braga 2-1 (A)
L Borussia Dortmund 4-0 (A)

Form Analysis

SC Freiburg's recent form reveals a concerning pattern of inconsistency, with just one victory from their last five outings alongside one draw and three defeats. The statistics paint a troubling picture for the Bundesliga side, as they have conceded 11 goals while managing only seven at the attacking end, highlighting vulnerabilities at both ends of the pitch.

Their defensive frailties have been particularly evident, failing to keep a clean sheet in any of their recent matches and shipping multiple goals in four of the five fixtures. The 4-0 defeat to Borussia Dortmund stands out as their most concerning result, demonstrating their struggles against top-tier opposition. However, Freiburg have shown they can compete effectively in certain contexts, notably securing an impressive 3-1 home victory against SC Braga and managing to score in every match except the Dortmund encounter. Their narrow 3-2 loss to Hamburger SV away from home suggests they remain competitive in tight contests, while the 1-1 draw with VfL Wolfsburg at home indicates they can grind out results against similar-level opposition. The mixed results against SC Braga in what appears to be a two-legged European tie showcase both their potential and inconsistency on the continental stage.

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