Hannover 96's recent form shows defensive vulnerability, with two losses and two draws in their last five matches, conceding multiple goals in three of those games.
Dynamo Dresden's away form is inconsistent, with two wins and three losses in their last five, though they have shown they can score on the road.
The sole head-to-head meeting this season ended in a 2-2 draw, indicating these sides are closely matched.
Statistically, Hannover averages higher possession (58%) and more shots (15.24) per match, while Dresden's attacking output is lower (0.71 avg goals).
The median match data from their seasons suggests a game of contrasting styles, with Hannover typically having more of the ball but Dresden capable of creating a higher volume of shots in a single match.