Passau vs Regensburg: match preview on 8 September 2026

Regensburg are the clear favourites, and the case rests on their unbroken run of six straight victories over Passau, the most recent ending 4–3 in September 2025. The visitors have never lost to the hosts in any competition, and that pattern is difficult to overturn in a friendly where both sides are still finding their rhythm.

Passau have scored 21 goals in five matches, a rate that would suggest an attacking side, but they have also conceded 19. Three of those five games ended in defeat, including a 6–0 home loss to Memmingen in February. The wins against Peiting and Heilbronner Falken came in February as well, and the gap between those results and the fixtures against Regensburg is significant in terms of opposition quality.

Regensburg's recent form is equally fragile. They have won only one of their last five matches, a 5–2 home victory over Deggendorf in August, and have conceded 19 goals while scoring 11. The most recent outings were friendlies against TWK Innsbruck and Sokolov, both losses, and the pattern of narrow defeats continues across their calendar.

A Regensburg win is the most likely outcome, but the conclusion stops holding if Passau's attacking output from February translates into this fixture and Regensburg's defensive vulnerabilities surface early. A high-scoring draw would also undermine the prediction, given that both sides have shown a tendency to concede.

Outcome: Regensburg win

Regensburg are the clear favourites, and the case rests on their unbroken run of six straight victories over Passau, the most recent ending 4–3 in September 2025. The visitors have never lost to the hosts in any competition, and that pattern is difficult to overturn in a friendly where both sides are still finding their rhythm.

Passau have scored 21 goals in five matches, a rate that would suggest an attacking side, but they have also conceded 19. Three of those five games ended in defeat, including a 6–0 home loss to Memmingen in February. The wins against Peiting and Heilbronner Falken came in February as well, and the gap between those results and the fixtures against Regensburg is significant in terms of opposition quality.

Regensburg's recent form is equally fragile. They have won only one of their last five matches, a 5–2 home victory over Deggendorf in August, and have conceded 19 goals while scoring 11. The most recent outings were friendlies against TWK Innsbruck and Sokolov, both losses, and the pattern of narrow defeats continues across their calendar.

A Regensburg win is the most likely outcome, but the conclusion stops holding if Passau's attacking output from February translates into this fixture and Regensburg's defensive vulnerabilities surface early. A high-scoring draw would also undermine the prediction, given that both sides have shown a tendency to concede.