Sportverein Werder Bremen von 1899, also known as Werder Bremen or Bremen only, is a football team from the city of the same name in Germany. It was established in 1899 and nicknamed the "Bremen Musicians" or the "Dockers". Playing their home matches at Weserstadion. The club is a four-time national champion, has 6 German Cup titles and has won the National Cup Winners' Cup. Co-founded the First Bundesliga and played in all its seasons except 1980/81. In the eternal ranking of the First Bundesliga they are in second place, led by Bayern Munich.

The team is known for the so-called "Wonders of Weser". These are matches from the European club tournaments, which seems to be pre-determined, taking into account the result and the performance of the players of Bremen in the first leg, however turned in favor of Werder Bremen in the second leg.

Dieter Burdensky has the highest number of games played for Werder Bremen with his 444 appearances for the team. And Marco Bode has the most goals scored for the team with his 101 goals. Famous former players are Rudy Föhler, Karl-Heinz Riedle, Frank Rost, Dieter Meyer, Beno Möllmann, Matthias Heidemann, Horst-Dieter Hötges, Miroslav Klose, Uwe Rainders, Claudio Pizarro, Frank Baumann, Marco Bode and others.

In the 2006/07 season, the have set a new record in the First Bundesliga and scored six goals in three consecutive away games.

It has a long-standing rivalry with Bayern Munich. In addition, there is a traditional feud with Hamburger SF, which is another of the most successful North German teams. Hatred between the teams escalated after a tragic incident in which a pregnant woman was killed by a member of the Hamburg Lions fan group. Subsequently, however, they reached a kind of truce, known as the "Schleisen Armistice".

Coach: Kohfeldt Florian (Germany) Age: 37