Buy Werder Bremen vs Eintracht Frankfurt tickets for the 2026/27 Season, with the Bundesliga meeting at the Weserstadion listed for Saturday 10 April 2027 in the provisional 15:30 local Saturday slot. It falls on Matchday 29 of the Bundesliga calendar. The league confirms exact days and kick-off times a few weeks ahead, so the slot can still move within that weekend.
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This is one of the Bundesliga's longest-running fixtures. The clubs have met 55 times in the league at the Weserstadion since the competition began in 1963, with Werder winning 30, Frankfurt 14 and 11 drawn. Supporters planning a season of Werder Bremen tickets will know the recent meetings have been some of the most entertaining at the ground.
The Weserstadion holds around 42,100 for league matches and sits on the bank of the River Weser, a short walk from the city centre. This guide covers what you will pay, where to sit, how the club's ticketing works and how every Bundesliga meeting at the ground has played out.
The last four meetings in Bremen have produced 19 goals between them. The 3-3 draw in January 2026 was settled only by Ansgar Knauff's equaliser four minutes into stoppage time. The 4-3 Frankfurt win in August 2022 is still talked about in both cities.
Both clubs arrive with something to prove. Werder finished 15th in 2025/26 and kept Daniel Thioune as coach, then brought Niclas Füllkrug back on loan from West Ham for a third spell at the club. Füllkrug scored the stoppage-time goal in that 4-3 defeat, so the home crowd will be watching him closely.
The visitors are in a new phase of their own. Eintracht Frankfurt finished eighth in 2025/26, missing out on Europe. They brought back Adi Hütter as coach, the man who led them between 2018 and 2021. Without European football, every Bundesliga point matters more to them this season.
The reverse fixture comes first, with Eintracht Frankfurt vs Werder Bremen on Matchday 12 in December 2026. That result tends to set the mood for the return in Bremen four months later.
Demand is high across the Werder home calendar. According to 90min, the Weserstadion sold out ten times in 2025/26 as more than 700,000 watched the club's 17 home league games.
The Nordderby against Hamburg is the obvious headline date, with Werder Bremen vs Hamburger SV priced at the top of the range. This April fixture sits just below it.
Frankfurt's travelling support adds to the pressure on tickets. The club is known for one of the largest away followings in Germany, famously taking an estimated 30,000 fans to Barcelona during their 2022 Europa League win. Visiting supporters who miss out on the away section often look for seats elsewhere.
Bremen itself makes the trip worthwhile. The old town, with its Town Hall and the Roland statue, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Schnoor quarter and the Schlachte riverside promenade are both close to the old town.
Sometimes, but it is hard. Werder sell season tickets first. The waiting list for them stood at around 18,000 fans last season, according to 90min. Most of the ground is taken before any single-match ticket goes on sale.
Day tickets for the remaining seats usually go through the club's online ticket shop. Members tend to get priority access for higher-demand matches, so non-members often find little left by the time general sale opens.
Prices for 2026/27 rose by an average of 8.8%. A standing season ticket in the Ostkurve now costs €230 and seated season tickets start at €405. The club says season ticket holders save up to 25% on the day-ticket price, which gives a sense of the face value for a single match.
The Weserstadion has around 10,600 standing places. Those are the hardest tickets to find on general sale, since most are held by season ticket holders in the Ostkurve.
Season ticket holders who cannot attend can sometimes pass their tickets on through the club's resale system. That adds a small amount of stock in the days before the match, but it is unpredictable and hard to plan a trip around.
The away allocation follows a separate path. Frankfurt sell their section through their own channels, usually to their own members first.
For international fans, neutrals and anyone who wants certainty before booking travel, a verified resale marketplace is the practical alternative. You pick the area, see the price before committing and can request seats together without waiting on a sale window that may never open.
German grounds rarely ask for ID at the turnstiles, but personalised tickets can be inspected. Bring a valid passport or ID card and confirm how the listing handles the holder's name before you buy.
Resale prices for this match depend on five things: seat location, overall demand, how close the fixture is, the league position of both sides in April and whether you want hospitality. With most of the ground held by season ticket holders, resale sits well above face value.
| Ticket Type | Resale Price Range | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ostkurve standing | £50 – £90 | Atmosphere seekers | Home end; very limited stock outside season tickets |
| West Stand seats | £60 – £100 | Lower-priced seated entry | Behind the goal at the opposite end to the Ostkurve |
| Upper tier, North or South | £70 – £120 | Height and a full view of the pitch | Long sides with a clear view of shape and movement |
| Lower tier, North or South | £90 – £160 | Premium sightlines | Central blocks close to halfway |
| Hospitality and VIP | £200 – £500+ | Corporate guests and special occasions | Central VIP sections in the North and South Stands |
Prices reflect typical resale ranges and may change as demand and availability shift closer to the match.
Three moments tend to move this market. The first is the confirmation of the kick-off slot, which brings in buyers who were waiting to plan travel. The second is the December meeting in Frankfurt. The third is the table in March, since a Werder side away from the relegation places draws a calmer, more neutral-friendly crowd.
For context, this fixture sits below the visits of Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund and Hamburg, which sell out fastest. It still sits above most mid-table dates because of Frankfurt's large travelling support and the goals in recent meetings.
Group size matters a lot at the Weserstadion. Pairs are the easiest to find, while groups of four or more seated together are scarce. If you are travelling as a group, search early and be ready to split across neighbouring rows.
The Weserstadion has four stands. The North and South Stands run along the touchlines on two tiers, with central VIP sections.
The Ostkurve behind one goal is the home end. The West Stand behind the other goal houses the away supporters on its lower tier. The Weserstadion seating plan shows the blocks in each.
A rebuild between 2008 and 2011 removed the running track and brought the stands closer to the pitch. Solar panels were added to the roof and façade at the same time, according to Football Ground Guide. The roof covers the stands, which matters on a showery April afternoon by the river.
The Ostkurve is the heart of the ground. It holds most of the standing places and produces the choreography and noise that make Weserstadion matchdays famous. Neutrals who want to experience it should be prepared to stand and sing for 90 minutes.
| Area | What It Suits | Pricing Bracket | Guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ostkurve | Werder fans who want to sing for 90 minutes | Lower | Home end with large standing areas; expect flags, drums and choreography |
| West Stand | Budget buyers wanting a seat | Lower | Behind the goal; the lower tier near the South Stand is the away section |
| North Stand | Neutrals and families | Mid to upper | Long side with a full view and central VIP areas |
| South Stand | Premium buyers | Mid to upper | Long side with the clearest tactical view from the lower tier |
| Away section | Frankfurt supporters | Lower | Blocks 114, 116, 118 and 120 in the lower West Stand, a mix of seats and standing; tickets sold through the visiting club |
Neutral buyers and undecided fans should aim for the upper tiers of the North or South Stands, which give a clear view with a calmer feel. Avoid the Ostkurve if you plan to support the visitors. For transport, gate times and stadium rules, the Weserstadion guide covers the full matchday routine.
Frankfurt supporters buying on the resale market should remember that most listings sit in home areas. Keep red, black and white colours hidden in those sections and avoid celebrating a goal for the visitors among home fans.
Supporters with access requirements should contact the club before buying to confirm accessible positions. Families with young children will find the North Stand the most comfortable mix of view and atmosphere.
The Weserstadion's premium offer is built around the central VIP sections of the North and South Stands. These give the most central seats in the ground with lounge access before the match and at half-time.
| Hospitality Option | Typical Buyer | Main Appeal |
|---|---|---|
| Business seat | Couples and small groups marking an occasion | A padded central seat with lounge access |
| Lounge package | Business guests on a moderate budget | Food and drink before the match and at half-time |
| Private box | Companies hosting clients | A private space overlooking the pitch with dedicated service |
Hospitality for this fixture is easier to find than for the visits of Bayern or Hamburg. Listings vary in what they include, so read the notes and confirm the lounge and catering before you buy.
Outside the ground, pubs such as Taubenschlag, Schwarzer Hermann and Paddy's Pit are within walking distance, according to Football Ground Guide. The riverside paths fill up with supporters well before kick-off.
| Delivery Type | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mobile e-ticket | The app or platform used, the holder's name and when the transfer will arrive |
| Print-at-home ticket | Whether a printout or phone screen is accepted and that the name matches your ID |
| Ticket transferred through the club account | Whether you need a Werder account to receive it and the deadline for doing so |
| In-person handover in Bremen | The exact meeting point, time and contact number, agreed well before you travel |
Read the listing notes carefully and bring photo ID in case the ticket is personalised. If your ticket is mobile, charge your phone fully before leaving and download the ticket in advance.
The stadium is about 2.5 kilometres from Bremen Hauptbahnhof. Many supporters walk along the green north bank of the Weser. Tram 3 runs from Domsheide in the centre to the Weserstadion stop. From the station, tram 10 to St.-Jürgen-Straße leaves a walk of about ten minutes.
Drivers should use the park-and-ride at Hemelingen, where shuttle buses take around ten minutes to reach the ground. Football Ground Guide notes that the shuttle cost is included in match tickets.
Bag searches mean the turnstiles get busy in the final half hour. Arriving 45 minutes before kick-off gives you time to clear security and find your seat before the teams come out.
After the final whistle, the trams fill quickly. The walk back along the river to the centre is often faster than waiting.
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Search for Werder and Frankfurt on 1BoxOffice and open the Bundesliga listing for Saturday 10 April 2027 at the Weserstadion.
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Create an account with the name that matches your passport or ID card, so the details line up if the ticket is personalised.
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Narrow the results to the Ostkurve, West Stand, North Stand or South Stand depending on whether you want atmosphere, value or a central view.
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Look at the block, the price per seat and the seller's notes on delivery and name handling before you pick a listing.
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Select how many seats you need and confirm the listing offers them together if you are travelling as a group.
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Enter each spectator's full name exactly as it appears on their ID so the tickets can be issued correctly.
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Bremen Airport sits just south of the city and is linked to the centre by tram in under 20 minutes. Hamburg Airport offers far more international routes and is about 90 minutes from Bremen by train. 1BoxOffice delivers to overseas buyers through mobile, print-at-home or arranged in-person handover in the city.
The listed date can still move within the Matchday 29 weekend, so book flexible trains or a refundable hotel until the league confirms the slot. The Bundesliga spreads its matchdays from Friday to Sunday, so a Saturday listing may move once broadcasters make their picks.
Most visitors stay in the old town or near the Hauptbahnhof, both within walking distance of the ground. The Viertel district between the centre and the stadium is full of bars and restaurants that fill up on matchdays.
Frankfurt supporters who want to see their side on home soil can plan a trip around the Deutsche Bank Park, the club's home in the city's forest district.
A weekend in Bremen also works as part of a wider trip through northern Germany. Hamburg is an hour away by train, while the coast at Bremerhaven is under an hour to the north.
The first Bundesliga meeting at the Weserstadion came in November 1963, during the league's very first season. Dieter Meyer scored a hat-trick in a 4-1 Werder win in front of 22,000. Werder won six of the first eight home meetings, setting a pattern that has largely held ever since.
The fixture produced its most one-sided result in November 2008, when Werder won 5-0. Claudio Pizarro scored three times, with Diego and Aaron Hunt adding the others in front of 40,087. Werder went on to win the DFB-Pokal that season.
The most dramatic meeting came on the final day of 2015/16. Werder needed a win to avoid the relegation play-off. Papy Djilobodji scored in the 88th minute to beat Frankfurt 1-0 in front of a sold-out 42,100. That sent Frankfurt into the play-off instead, which they survived against Nürnberg.
Frankfurt have also enjoyed some of their best days at the ground in recent years. They won 3-0 behind closed doors in June 2020 during the pandemic. In August 2022, as reigning Europa League winners, they won 4-3 in Werder's first season back in the top flight, in a match featuring goals from Mario Götze and Randal Kolo Muani.
What stands out is how the fixture has changed. Werder won 29 of the first 51 home meetings, but the last four have produced only one home win. The goals have flowed too, with 19 scored in those four meetings.
That makes this April meeting hard to call. A home side with a strong long-term record faces a visiting team that has troubled it recently, which is exactly the kind of fixture that keeps neutrals interested.
The figures below cover every Bundesliga meeting between the sides at the Weserstadion with Werder as hosts, from the first in November 1963 to the most recent in January 2026.
| Metric | Total |
|---|---|
| Matches played | 55 |
| Werder wins | 30 |
| Frankfurt wins | 14 |
| Draws | 11 |
| Werder goals | 105 |
| Frankfurt goals | 68 |
| Biggest Werder win | 5-0 (29 Nov 2008) |
| Biggest Frankfurt win | 0-3 (three times, most recently 3 Jun 2020) |
| First Bundesliga meeting in scope | 16 Nov 1963 |
| Most recent meeting in scope | 16 Jan 2026 |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, compared result by result.
| Date | Score |
|---|---|
| 16 Jan 2026 | Werder Bremen 3-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 05 Apr 2025 | Werder Bremen 2-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 12 Nov 2023 | Werder Bremen 2-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 28 Aug 2022 | Werder Bremen 3-4 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 26 Feb 2021 | Werder Bremen 2-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 03 Jun 2020 | Werder Bremen 0-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 26 Jan 2019 | Werder Bremen 2-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 01 Apr 2018 | Werder Bremen 2-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 20 Nov 2016 | Werder Bremen 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 14 May 2016 | Werder Bremen 1-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 02 May 2015 | Werder Bremen 1-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 14 Sep 2013 | Werder Bremen 0-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 11 May 2013 | Werder Bremen 1-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 13 Nov 2010 | Werder Bremen 0-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 08 Aug 2009 | Werder Bremen 2-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 29 Nov 2008 | Werder Bremen 5-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 01 Sep 2007 | Werder Bremen 2-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 12 May 2007 | Werder Bremen 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 29 Oct 2005 | Werder Bremen 4-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 01 Nov 2003 | Werder Bremen 3-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 23 Sep 2000 | Werder Bremen 1-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 19 Nov 1999 | Werder Bremen 3-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 07 May 1999 | Werder Bremen 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 11 Nov 1995 | Werder Bremen 1-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 29 Oct 1994 | Werder Bremen 2-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 04 Dec 1993 | Werder Bremen 1-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 26 Sep 1992 | Werder Bremen 0-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 15 Nov 1991 | Werder Bremen 1-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 22 Mar 1991 | Werder Bremen 1-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 30 Sep 1989 | Werder Bremen 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 03 Jun 1989 | Werder Bremen 2-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 30 Oct 1987 | Werder Bremen 2-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 10 Apr 1987 | Werder Bremen 4-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 05 Oct 1985 | Werder Bremen 4-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 06 Oct 1984 | Werder Bremen 3-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 09 Mar 1984 | Werder Bremen 2-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 04 Dec 1982 | Werder Bremen 3-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 08 May 1982 | Werder Bremen 2-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 01 Dec 1979 | Werder Bremen 4-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 16 Sep 1978 | Werder Bremen 0-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 12 Nov 1977 | Werder Bremen 3-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 13 Nov 1976 | Werder Bremen 2-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 15 Aug 1975 | Werder Bremen 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 24 Aug 1974 | Werder Bremen 0-3 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 10 Nov 1973 | Werder Bremen 1-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 24 Mar 1973 | Werder Bremen 2-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 05 Feb 1972 | Werder Bremen 3-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 27 Mar 1971 | Werder Bremen 1-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 07 Mar 1970 | Werder Bremen 3-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 21 Sep 1968 | Werder Bremen 0-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 13 Jan 1968 | Werder Bremen 2-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 20 May 1967 | Werder Bremen 3-0 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 19 Mar 1966 | Werder Bremen 3-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 09 Jan 1965 | Werder Bremen 2-2 Eintracht Frankfurt |
| 16 Nov 1963 | Werder Bremen 4-1 Eintracht Frankfurt |
Source: Transfermarkt and StatMuse, with every score confirmed in both.
Visiting supporters use blocks 114 to 120 in the lower West Stand, towards the South Stand. Tickets for it are sold through the visiting club.
Autumn usually brings the widest choice, before the December meeting in Frankfurt and the kick-off announcement push demand up.
Yes, the ground has around 10,600 standing places, mostly in the Ostkurve, though few reach general sale.
Walk about 2.5 kilometres along the river or take tram 10 to St.-Jürgen-Straße and walk the last ten minutes.
It is possible but harder than at most grounds, so filter by quantity early and choose a listing that states the seats are adjacent.
Sources: SV Werder Bremen official ticketing information, DFL Bundesliga 2026/27 fixture list, Transfermarkt and StatMuse match records, Bundesliga.com season previews, 90min, Football Ground Guide and The Stadium Guide.