Wolfsburg come into Tuesday evening in decent shape, with five wins from their last six matches across all competitions. Their only setback in that spell was the 4-1 defeat away to Bayern on 22 February, and they have responded with four straight wins since then. Last Saturday they edged Hoffenheim 1-0 away from home, controlling the shot count 16-3, with Lineth Beerensteyn scoring the winner from a Caitlin Dijkstra assist.
Lyonnes arrive with even stronger momentum. They are unbeaten in their last six matches, winning five of them and drawing one, and that wider unbeaten run now stretches to 27 games. Their latest outing was a 2-0 away win at Fleury 91 last Saturday, settled by goals from Melchie Dumornay and Ada Hegerberg before the break, and they have also won away at Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille in this recent sequence.
There is also a clear head-to-head pattern in this fixture. Lyonnes have won each of the last seven meetings listed here, including a 3-1 home win in November 2025 and a 2-0 win in Wolfsburg in October 2024. That matters because Wolfsburg have still been productive domestically, but this specific European matchup has repeatedly gone Lyonnes’ way.
Wolfsburg’s recent results deserve respect, especially with four straight wins and a notable 2-0 away victory at Juventus in this competition. Even so, the attacking expectation leans heavily toward the visitors, with the match projection at roughly 2.6 xG for Lyonnes against only 0.6 for Wolfsburg. One further pointer is the scoring pattern: Lyonnes have scored first in each of their last ten matches.
My prediction is Away Win at 1.33. Lyonnes are on a run of ten consecutive wins and 27 matches without defeat, they have beaten Wolfsburg in each of the last seven head-to-heads, and the xG projection gives them a sizeable edge at 2.6 to 0.6. Wolfsburg are in good form themselves, but this looks like a tougher class of opponent than the one they have been beating in recent weeks.