Buy RB Leipzig vs Werder Bremen tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Bundesliga meeting at the Red Bull Arena scheduled for Saturday 30 January 2027, matchday 19, with kick-off expected in the traditional 15:30 Saturday slot (14:30 UK) once the league confirms the schedule. Werder won the first meeting of the season 3-1 in Bremen in September, ending a 13-game unbeaten run for Leipzig against them.
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That result sets up the return. RB Leipzig have never lost a Bundesliga home game to Werder, winning eight of nine at the Red Bull Arena, and the last meeting there in November 2025 drew a record crowd for the fixture of 47,800. Home supporters will want the old order restored, while Werder arrive believing the run can be broken on the road too.
Leipzig is compact and easy to reach, with the stadium a short tram ride or walk from the main station. What follows covers prices, where to sit, hospitality, delivery and every Bundesliga meeting between the sides at the Red Bull Arena.
Demand starts with the home base. Leipzig have become one of the most widely followed clubs in eastern Germany since reaching the Bundesliga in 2016, and the Red Bull Arena is regularly close to full for league games. The club's two DFB-Pokal wins in 2022 and 2023 and regular Champions League football have built a large following in a city that waited decades for top-flight football.
Werder Bremen bring a following of their own. Werder are one of the Bundesliga's traditional clubs, with four German titles and six German cups, and their supporters travel in numbers across the country. The away allocation at the Red Bull Arena is one of the larger ones in the league, and it is usually well used for a trip of this length.
The September result adds a sharper edge. Werder's 3-1 win in Bremen was their first against Leipzig since 2019, and it has given the travelling support something to believe in. For Leipzig, a home defeat to a side they have dominated would be felt, so both sets of supporters will treat this as more than a routine league game.
Timing plays its part too. Matchday 19 falls early in the second half of the season, when positions for Europe start to take shape. Leipzig are in the Champions League league phase this season, and a home league game at the end of January comes during one of the busiest spells of their year.
Often, yes, through the club. Leipzig sell home tickets in phases, with season ticket holders already seated and club members given a presale window before a general sale opens. For a fixture against Werder, some seats usually reach the general sale, although the central seats go first to members.
The club also runs its own resale route, where season ticket holders can pass on seats they cannot use. It adds some supply close to matchday, but the timing is unpredictable and tickets tend to go quickly once released.
Werder supporters buy through their own club, which sells the away allocation to members first. With a large away section at the Red Bull Arena, more Werder fans than usual can travel for this fixture, but the lower-tier standing places in particular sell out quickly.
For buyers who miss the club windows, want seats together or want delivery guaranteed before travel, the verified resale market is the practical option. On 1BoxOffice you can compare listings by block, check whether seats are sold together and read the delivery terms before paying.
Werder fans without an away ticket should be realistic about where they will sit. A neutral seat on one of the long sides is the most practical option, as long as club colours stay at the hotel and celebrations stay low-key. Groups of visiting fans in home blocks are the most likely to be moved by stewards.
Five factors shape the price here. Seat location comes first, with central seats on the main side at the top of the range. Demand follows, lifted by the September result and the record crowd last season. Timing matters as prices move in the final fortnight, the Bundesliga context keeps interest steady and hospitality tier sets the ceiling for the 2026/27 season.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper tier ends and corners | £45 – £70 | Budget-conscious fans | Full view of the bowl from above |
| Long sides, upper tier | £60 – £100 | First-time visitors | Elevated side-on view |
| Lower tier central | £85 – £140+ | Fans who want to be close | Near the halfway line; limited supply |
| Premium seating | £120 – £200+ | Couples and small groups | Central main-stand seats with padded chairs |
| Hospitality / VIP | £220 – £450+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Lounge access, dining and a premium seat |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Compare the total including fees rather than the headline figure. Two seats in the same block can end up closer in price than they first appear once booking and delivery are added, so compare like for like before you commit.
Prices here tend to react to two triggers. The first is confirmation of the kick-off slot, which settles travel plans and brings a wave of demand. The second is the league table in the weeks before, since both clubs chasing European places lifts interest. Settling your seats early usually means paying less.
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The January date shapes the market as well. Many buyers look at tickets as Christmas gifts, so demand picks up in December before easing in the first weeks of the new year. Listings then tighten again once the kick-off slot is confirmed and the winter break ends, which leaves early January as a sensible window for anyone still deciding.
Group size matters too. Pairs and single seats come up more often than larger blocks, and four or more together in a central lower-tier block are scarcer. Splitting a group into pairs across neighbouring rows can bring the average price down.
The Red Bull Arena was built inside the earth embankment of Leipzig's old Zentralstadion and holds around 47,800 for league games after its latest expansion, in a two-tier bowl close to the pitch. The home end behind one goal is where Leipzig's most vocal support gathers, the main stand holds the premium seating and the away section sits in the lower tier of the south-east corner. The Red Bull Arena Leipzig seating plan shows the sectors and blocks before you choose.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home end (Sektor A) | Home fans chasing atmosphere | Mid | Leipzig's loudest end, with a large standing area |
| Main stand, central | Premium and hospitality buyers | High | Central view with lounges and business seats |
| Opposite long side | Neutral buyers and first-time visitors | Mid to high | Clear view of both halves in a calmer setting |
| Far end (Sektor D) | Value seekers | Mid | End view with home supporters |
| Away section, south-east corner lower tier | Werder Bremen supporters | Club allocation | Around 4,700 places, with standing in the inner blocks |
| Upper tier corners | Budget buyers | Lower | Angled but clear views of the whole pitch |
Neutral buyers should choose the opposite long side and avoid Werder green in home blocks. Stewards can move visiting supporters found outside the away section. For matchday details from transport to entry, the Red Bull Arena Leipzig tickets guide covers the whole ground.
The ground has a history beyond the club. It staged matches at the 2006 World Cup and at Euro 2024, and Leipzig have played there since 2010, rising through the lower divisions to the Bundesliga in six seasons. The steep, enclosed bowl is the reason visitors often rate the atmosphere above what the capacity suggests.
Row choice matters less here than at older grounds, because the stands sit close to the pitch and the bowl has no running track. The middle rows of each tier give a strong balance of view and atmosphere, while the front rows of the lower tier bring you almost level with the players.
Seats in the blocks next to the away corner carry a different feel. They bring you close to Werder's singing and flags, which some neutrals enjoy, but home supporters in those blocks can be more on edge during the game. If you want a relaxed view, move a few blocks further along the long side.
The ends offer a different experience. The home end is where the noise starts, and seats nearby suit visitors who want atmosphere more than analysis. The view of play at the far end is limited, but the compact bowl keeps even end seats close to the action.
The stands are roofed, but late January in Leipzig is cold and often below freezing. Dress in layers and allow time for bag checks at the gates, particularly if you arrive in the last half hour before kick-off.
Accessible positions for wheelchair users and their companions are available, but they are allocated through the club. If you need an accessible seat, contact Leipzig's supporter services before buying on the resale market, as standard listings may not suit specific access requirements.
Leipzig's hospitality is based on the main side, with business seats, lounges and boxes looking out over the halfway line. Packages usually open well before kick-off and include food and drink in addition to a central seat.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Business seat | Couples and solo visitors | Central padded seat with lounge catering |
| Lounge dining package | Small groups marking an occasion | Dining before the match and drinks at half-time |
| Private box | Corporate hosts | Dedicated space with catering and a pitch view |
| Premium seat package | Fans who want the view first | Central seat with a lighter hospitality element |
Inclusions vary by package, so check the listing for dining times, drinks and parking. Smart casual is the norm, and club colours are welcome in home hospitality areas.
Hospitality suits this fixture well if you want a guaranteed central seat. General sale seats on the main side are scarce, and a package removes the uncertainty of member presales while adding food, drink and a warm lounge on a January afternoon.
For corporate groups, confirm arrival times early. Lounges open well before kick-off, and package timings shift with the kick-off slot once the league confirms the schedule.
Most tickets for Leipzig home games are issued digitally, though the method depends on how each seller holds their seats. Every listing shows its delivery type before purchase.
| Delivery Type | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Mobile ticket (app or transfer) | That the transfer reaches your account and opens before you travel |
| E-ticket (PDF) | That the file shows the right sector, block, row and seat |
| Local collection in Leipzig | The address, opening times and the ID you need to bring |
| Hotel delivery | That your hotel expects the tickets and holds them in your name |
Read the listing notes for any restrictions on block or supporter affiliation. Bring valid photo ID, charge your phone before leaving and save the ticket offline where the app allows, as signal drops when the crowd arrives.
Trams 3, 7, 8 and 15 run from the city to the Waldplatz and Sportforum stops, around seven minutes from the main station, and many fans simply walk from the centre. Parking at the ground is limited, so public transport is the better choice.
Plan to reach the stadium at least an hour before kick-off. The walk from the centre follows the main roads towards the Sportforum, and the queues at the gates grow quickly in the final half hour, especially around the away entrance when Werder's coaches and trains arrive.
Expect tickets to arrive close to matchday. Many sellers receive or release their tickets only after the club's sales phases close, so listings often show delivery a few days before kick-off. That is normal, and the order page shows the expected dispatch window.
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Overseas buyers should favour mobile ticket delivery to avoid relying on a courier or a local collection. If you are travelling as a group, filter for listings that guarantee seats together and confirm the arrangement before paying. Leipzig/Halle airport is a short train ride from the city centre, and Berlin's airport is around an hour and a half away by rail for wider connections.
Bundesliga kick-off times are fixed in blocks a few weeks ahead, and a Saturday fixture can move to Friday or Sunday for television. Book flexible travel or plan a full weekend. Werder supporters travelling from Bremen can reach Leipzig by rail, usually with a change in Hanover.
Leipzig Hauptbahnhof is one of the largest railway stations in Europe by floor area, and it is the natural arrival point for most visitors. ICE services reach it from Berlin in a little over an hour and from Frankfurt and Munich in around three hours. From the station, the stadium is reachable on foot through the city centre or by tram in a few minutes.
Book accommodation early for a Saturday fixture. Hotels around the station and the old town are the most convenient, as they put you within walking distance of both the ground and the city's restaurants for the evening after the match.
The fixture only dates back to 2016, when Leipzig reached the Bundesliga for the first time, but it has quickly become one-sided on home soil. Leipzig won the first meeting at the Red Bull Arena 3-1 in October 2016 during their debut top-flight season, and they have not lost to Werder at home in the league since.
The results have been varied in style. Leipzig won 3-2 in a lively December 2018 meeting, 3-0 in February 2020 and 4-2 in January 2025 in the highest-scoring game at the ground. Werder's only point came from a 1-1 draw in May 2024, and they still wait for a first league win in Leipzig. The gap between the clubs' Bundesliga records since 2016, including Werder's relegation in 2021 and return a year later, explains much of that pattern.
The meeting also has a cup chapter away from the league. In April 2021 the clubs met in the DFB-Pokal semi-final in Bremen, and Leipzig won 2-1 after extra time to reach the final. That game sits outside the Bundesliga record at the Red Bull Arena, but it added to a painful spring for Werder that ended with relegation a few weeks later.
Werder's return to the Bundesliga in 2022 restored the fixture, and the meetings since have kept drawing large crowds. The 1-1 draw in May 2024 remains the only time Werder have left Leipzig with anything, which is why their travelling support treats every visit as a chance to finally win there.
What makes the fixture distinctive is the contrast between the clubs. One of the Bundesliga's newest forces against one of its most traditional names gives the meeting a character of its own, and Werder's win in September means the January game arrives with more at stake than the home record alone suggests.
All Bundesliga meetings between the sides at the Red Bull Arena, with RB Leipzig as hosts.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 9 |
| RB Leipzig wins | 8 |
| Werder Bremen wins | 0 |
| Draws | 1 |
| RB Leipzig goals | 22 |
| Werder Bremen goals | 7 |
| Biggest RB Leipzig win | 3-0 (2020) |
| Biggest Werder Bremen win | None in Leipzig |
| First Bundesliga meeting in scope | 23 Oct 2016 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 23 Nov 2025 |
Figures calculated from the match-by-match results below and cross-checked against published head-to-head records. The 2021 DFB-Pokal semi-final, played in Bremen, is excluded as a different competition and venue.
The numbers underline how comfortable Leipzig have been at home in this fixture. They have scored in every one of the nine meetings, kept four clean sheets and won six of the nine by two or more goals. Werder have scored twice in a game there only in 2018 and 2025. They lost both.
Across the nine games Leipzig have averaged around 2.4 goals per match against Werder at home, while Werder have averaged fewer than one. Only the 1-1 draw in 2024 finished level, and no meeting at the ground has ended goalless. For buyers, that record points to a home crowd expecting goals and a visiting section hoping the September result was a turning point rather than a one-off.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 23 Nov 2025 | 2-0 |
| 12 Jan 2025 | 4-2 |
| 11 May 2024 | 1-1 |
| 14 May 2023 | 2-1 |
| 12 Dec 2020 | 2-0 |
| 15 Feb 2020 | 3-0 |
| 22 Dec 2018 | 3-2 |
| 25 Nov 2017 | 2-0 |
| 23 Oct 2016 | 3-1 |
Scores shown with RB Leipzig first. Results verified against FBref, AiScore and Fussballdaten head-to-head records.
Visiting supporters are housed in the lower tier of the south-east corner, with standing places in the inner blocks.
No, visiting colours should stay out of home areas, and stewards can relocate or remove supporters who ignore this.
Take tram 3, 7, 8 or 15 to Waldplatz or Sportforum, or walk from the city centre in around 20 minutes.
Yes, many listings guarantee adjacent seats, and the notes on each listing state how a group will be seated.
Several weeks ahead gives you the widest choice, since member presales absorb the central seats and late listings cost more.
Sources: RB Leipzig official club and stadium information, SV Werder Bremen club information, Bundesliga, FBref, AiScore and Fussballdaten match records, Stadionwelt reporting on the away section plus Leipzig transport information.