Borussia Dortmund Stats 2025-2026

The statistical profile of Borussia Dortmund in the 2025-2026 Bundesliga season tells a multifaceted story. With an average possession of 55.8%, BVB operate as a balanced team that can adapt between holding the ball and pressing without it, the tactical flexibility that characterises the modern Bundesliga. The pass accuracy of 85.2% provides context: higher completion rates generally correlate with possession but also reflect risk-averse passing, while lower figures can indicate a more direct, vertical style that accepts turnovers in exchange for penetration.

From an expected goals perspective, BVB's xG of 48.6 against an xGA of 30.8 produces a differential of +17.8. This is an elite-level differential that positions them among the strongest teams in European football, not just the Bundesliga. The gap between expected and actual goals also matters: BVB have scored 52 actual goals versus 48.6 xG (overperforming by 3.4), which suggests clinical finishing that may regress towards the mean.

The disciplinary record of 54 yellow cards and 2 red cards across 26 matches (2.1 yellows per game) is average for the Bundesliga, indicating a competitive but not reckless approach to physical duels and tactical fouling. With 8 clean sheets in 26 matches, the defence has shut out opponents in 31% of fixtures. A solid if unspectacular ratio that provides a defensive foundation to build upon in the remaining matches. Ranking 3rd for goals scored and 4th for goals conceded, Borussia Dortmund occupy a clear statistical niche within the 2025-2026 Bundesliga table.