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Bundesliga matchday 10: what do form, available head-to-heads and margins show?
Nine matches from 20 to 22 November: Bayern and Dortmund on 21 points, differing coverage by operator, and head-to-heads, where available, spanning the league, cup and second division.
Published 14 November 2026
Nine matches from 20 to 22 November. Bayern and Dortmund are level on 21 points after nine games: Bayern host Cologne, while Dortmund visit Borussia Mönchengladbach, bottom on 4. Standings and form are available for every fixture; we cover head-to-heads where the archive has them.
On the full-time result market, Netwin has a median margin of 4.87% across eight covered matches. Comparisons need the same coverage, though: Bayern-Cologne is missing, and bwin does not cover Augsburg-Mainz. Updated prices appear in the table that fills from the feed when the page opens.
How much the book holds back, operator by operator
The margin measures the implied markup across the three full-time outcomes. Median, minimum and maximum describe the matches actually covered by each operator:
| Operator | Matches | Median margin | Lowest | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netwin | 8 of 9 | 4.87% | 4.23% | 5.3% |
| Betsson | 8 of 9 | 6.77% | 6.16% | 6.88% |
| bwin | 7 of 9 | 6.9% | 6.66% | 7.46% |
| Betflag | 8 of 9 | 7.19% | 6.58% | 7.51% |
Read on 14 November 2026 at 19:50, Italian time. These margins come from that snapshot of the operators' official feeds, via OddSonar; the odds in the table below show the time they were read.
Across the seven matches with prices for all three outcomes available from Netwin, Betsson, Betflag and bwin, Netwin records the lowest margin among these operators on all seven. The table's medians have different coverage; gaps between operators cannot be compared when the group changes.
The previous round, with the numbers and margins measured then: Bundesliga matchday 9: what do form, head-to-heads and margins show?
Bayern and Dortmund: level on points, different figures
Bayern-Cologne — Bayern have the round's best attack, with 29 goals; Cologne have 9 points. In their last five matches they collected 11 and 5 points respectively. The six available meetings, all in the Bundesliga, brought five Bayern wins and a draw. The latest in the archive dates from April 2024. The dossier has no margins for this match.
Mönchengladbach-Dortmund — The round's defence with the most goals conceded, 25, meets the one with the fewest, 7. The six available meetings, across all competitions, brought four Dortmund wins, one Mönchengladbach win and a draw. Betsson's margin here is its lowest of the round: 6.16%.
Leverkusen-Paderborn: the record includes cup ties
Leverkusen have 16 points, Paderborn 10. Bayer won the six most recent meetings in the archive, but that record includes three Bundesliga games and three German Cup ties. The latest, in October 2025, was also a cup tie. Betflag's margin is its lowest of the round, 6.58%.
Elversberg-Freiburg: head-to-head records are missing here
Freiburg are third on 19 points, Elversberg seventh on 13. In their last five matches they collected 9 and 6 points respectively. The archive has no meetings between these teams, so we do not cite any. Netwin's margin, 5.3%, is its highest of the round.
The other five, briefly
- Union Berlin-Leipzig — 7 points against 18. The six available meetings, across all competitions, brought one Union win, two draws and three Leipzig wins. Betsson records its highest margin of the round, 6.88%, also seen on Werder-Hamburg.
- Eintracht Frankfurt-Hoffenheim — Both on 12 points. Six Bundesliga meetings: four Eintracht wins, a draw and a Hoffenheim win. This match has the lowest margins of the round for Netwin, 4.23%, and bwin, 6.66%.
- Schalke-Stuttgart — In their last five matches, 1 point for Schalke and 9 for Stuttgart. The six Bundesliga meetings brought two Schalke wins, three draws and a Stuttgart win; the latest dates from February 2023, before 2024. bwin records its highest margin, 7.46%.
- Augsburg-Mainz — 9 and 10 points in the table; in their last five matches, 2 and 3. The six Bundesliga meetings brought one Augsburg win, a draw and four Mainz wins. No bwin margin is available in this snapshot.
- Werder-Hamburg — Werder have 15 points, Hamburg 12. The six meetings, across all competitions, brought three Werder wins, a draw and two Hamburg wins: two games were in the second division. Betflag records its highest margin of the round, 7.51%.
This matchday's odds, right now
Available odds for these fixtures, read from the feeds when the page opens. The margin column is Betsson's; the outcome-by-outcome comparison is on the odds page.
No match from this competition is in the listing right now.
How to read these numbers
Standings and form come from ESPN and reflect the dossier's snapshot: the table covers nine games, form the last five. Head-to-heads come from the openfootball archive; 'six' means the most recent available meetings, not their entire history.
How margins change from one league to another: How much the margin changes between leagues
The comparison across operators is on the odds page; standings and recent form are in the statistics section.
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