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FC Augsburg

FC Augsburg

Bundesliga

Season Statistics

8 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (25%) Draw (38%) Loss (38%)
8 Played
2 Won
3 Drawn
3 Lost
18 Goals For
15 Goals Against

Team Overview

FC Augsburg are a club built on resilience and pragmatism, known across German football for punching above their weight. Based in Bavaria and operating well outside the financial class of the Bundesliga's biggest names, they have earned a reputation as a tough, organized, and competitive side that makes life uncomfortable for more fashionable opponents. Their story has largely been one of consolidation and survival at the top level, with the club establishing itself as a regular Bundesliga presence over the past decade and a half. A highlight remains their qualification for European competition in the 2015-16 campaign, a milestone that stands as the high-water mark for a club more accustomed to mid-table and lower-table battles.

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The current campaign has been a study in inconsistency. Through eight Bundesliga matches, Augsburg have collected two wins, three draws and three defeats, a record that sits firmly in the middle of the road. Their goal difference of +3, built on 18 goals scored against 15 conceded, is a positive sign and suggests a side capable of competing in open, attacking games. Notably, they have scored in every one of their eight matches, never failing to find the net, though they have kept just one clean sheet, which points to defensive vulnerability. The form line of WWDLDLDL shows a promising start to the season that has since faded into a run of draws and losses.

Home form has been notably stubborn, with one win, three draws and one defeat from five matches, while the away record reads one win and two defeats from three. Under M. Baum, Augsburg's strengths appear to lie in their consistent attacking output and their ability to stay in matches. The challenge now is tightening up at the back and converting those frequent draws into victories.

Squad (26 players)

Goalkeepers (2)

F. Dahmen
#1 F. Dahmen
N. Labrović
#22 N. Labrović

Defenders (8)

Abdulay Bah
#35 Abdulay Bah
Noahkai Kai Daniel Banks
#40 Noahkai Kai Daniel Banks
C. Brackelmann
#2 C. Brackelmann
J. Gouweleeuw
#6 J. Gouweleeuw
C. Matsima
#5 C. Matsima
Seol Young-Woo
#7 Seol Young-Woo
M. Wolf
#27 M. Wolf
Y. Keitel
#14 Y. Keitel

Midfielders (12)

Hennes Behrens
#16 Hennes Behrens
T. Breithaupt
#6 T. Breithaupt
A. Claude-Maurice
#20 A. Claude-Maurice
R. Fellhauer
#19 R. Fellhauer
L. Husic
#38 L. Husic
A. Kade
#30 A. Kade
M. Kömür
#10 M. Kömür
H. Massengo
#4 H. Massengo
F. Rieder
#32 F. Rieder
T. Schnitzer
#37 T. Schnitzer
K. Suso
#8 K. Suso
A. Ibrahimović
#21 A. Ibrahimović

Attackers (4)

M. Gregoritsch
#11 M. Gregoritsch
U. Ogundu
#39 U. Ogundu
Rodrigo Ribeiro
#9 Rodrigo Ribeiro
F. Sakar
#31 F. Sakar

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
4
H. Massengo
H. Massengo
MF 6.9 8 1 1 669 12 280
11
M. Gregoritsch
M. Gregoritsch
FW 7.2 8 5 0 512 4 128
1
F. Dahmen
F. Dahmen
GK 7.7 8 0 0 720 0 312
19
R. Fellhauer
R. Fellhauer
FW 6.9 8 3 0 576 7 166
32
F. Rieder
F. Rieder
MF 7.4 8 2 4 713 19 351
5
C. Matsima
C. Matsima
DF 7.0 8 0 0 720 9 404
9
Rodrigo Ribeiro
Rodrigo Ribeiro
FW 6.4 8 2 0 212 1 47
10
M. Kömür
M. Kömür
MF 6.7 8 1 0 171 4 53
16
Hennes Behrens
Hennes Behrens
MF 7.1 8 0 2 720 27 287
27
M. Wolf
M. Wolf
MF 6.8 7 0 0 436 4 158
6
J. Gouweleeuw
J. Gouweleeuw
DF 6.7 7 0 0 246 3 181
2
C. Brackelmann
C. Brackelmann
DF 7.0 7 1 0 538 16 275
7
Seol Young-Woo
Seol Young-Woo
DF 4.6 6 0 1 126 3 46
21
A. Ibrahimović
A. Ibrahimović
FW 6.8 6 0 1 431 3 169
30
A. Kade
A. Kade
FW 6.8 5 1 1 328 3 79
20
A. Claude-Maurice
A. Claude-Maurice
MF 6.8 4 1 1 105 3 36
14
Y. Keitel
Y. Keitel
MF 5.2 4 0 0 148 0 60
40
Noahkai Kai Daniel Banks
Noahkai Kai Daniel Banks
DF 6.8 4 0 0 360 8 173
35
Abdulay Bah
Abdulay Bah
DF 6.0 3 0 0 190 4 122
39
U. Ogundu
U. Ogundu
FW 6.4 2 0 0 3 0 3

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (39)

A. Ibrahimović
From Bayern München
Loan Aug 2026
Abdulay Bah
From Manchester City
Loan Aug 2026
Seol Young-Woo
From FK Crvena Zvezda
Transfer Aug 2026
Tom Wisbereit
From Union Berlin
Free agent Jul 2026
Hennes Behrens
From 1899 Hoffenheim
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (50)

K. Jakić
To PAOK
Loan Sep 2026
T. Kastanaras
To Würzburger Kickers
Transfer Aug 2026
K. Schlotterbeck
To Southampton
Transfer Aug 2026
M. Pedersen
To Hertha BSC
Transfer Aug 2026
D. Giannoulis
To PAOK
Transfer Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

4 Out 0 Doubtful
S. Mounie
S. Mounie Injury
Out
N. Banks
N. Banks Knee Injury
Out
J. Bah
J. Bah Red Card
Out
C. Brackelmann
C. Brackelmann Concussion
Out

Impact Analysis

FC Augsburg head into their next fixture with four players confirmed unavailable, though the nature of each absence differs. S. Mounie is sidelined with an injury, N. Banks is dealing with a knee injury, and C. Brackelmann is out with a concussion. J. Bah is the only suspension case, serving a red card, which means his unavailability is tied to a disciplinary sanction rather than a physical setback.

The data does not specify the positions of the affected players, so it is difficult to pinpoint exactly where the squad is thinnest. What can be said is that four confirmed absences with no doubtful cases at least provides clarity: there is no uncertainty hanging over late fitness tests, and the matchday squad can be built around a settled list of unavailable players. The mix of three medical absences and one suspension also spreads the burden across different categories, which is generally easier to manage than a cluster of similar long-term issues.

Without detail on the likely replacements or the depth behind each affected player, a full assessment of squad cover remains limited. Still, losing four players simultaneously inevitably tests rotation options, and Augsburg will need to lean on the remaining available squad members to absorb the gaps.

Recent Form

LWDLD
L SC Freiburg 1-2 (H)
W SG Sonnenhof Grossaspach 2-4 (A)
D Union Berlin 1-1 (H)
L SV Elversberg 4-3 (A)
D Bayern München 2-2 (H)

Form Analysis

FC Augsburg's last five matches point to an inconsistent side, with a record of one win, two draws and two defeats. The goal tally is perfectly balanced at 11 scored and 11 conceded, which reflects the open, high-scoring nature of many of these fixtures. Only one of the five games produced fewer than four total goals, and no clean sheets were recorded in the sequence.

Going forward, Augsburg showed real threat, finding the net in every match and averaging 2.2 goals per game. They scored twice against Bayern München in a 2-2 home draw and followed that with a 4-3 defeat at SV Elversberg, a match in which four goals were not enough to earn a result. The 4-2 victory at SG Sonnenhof Grossaspach was the high point, though the 1-1 draw with Union Berlin showed that the goals were not always flowing freely.

Defensively, conceding 11 times in five matches, an average of 2.2 per game, is the central concern. Augsburg were breached in all five matches, and the most recent result, a 2-1 home loss to SC Freiburg, extended that pattern. Notably, two of their three home matches in this stretch ended in a draw or defeat, while the only win came on the road. The Bayern draw does stand out as a positive result against elite opposition.

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