FC Bayern Munich vs SC Freiburg : Crashing the party in Freiburg || Bundesliga – Matchday 33
Bundesliga – Matchday 33
FC Bayern Munich vs SC Freiburg – 15th May
Crashing the party in Freiburg
FC Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich has managed to become the champions for the 31st time, with 30 of those championships coming from Bundesliga, and has been the only club in this league to have won their ninth consecutive Bundesliga title.
The Reds have scored in every single one of their 33 league outings since May 2019. Hansi Flick’s men boast a tackle success rate of 52.5% and with 74 points are on the top position of the Bundesliga table this season.
Bayern has won 23, lost 4, and drew in 5 games out of the 32 matches they have played this season. Hansi Flick’s side has definitely benefited from the pressure which has been lifted from their shoulders after humiliating Borussia Monchengladbach with a 6-0 scoreline.
Bayern Munich’s possible starting lineup: Neuer, Lewandowski, Pavard, Musiala, Sule, Muller, Hernandez, Davies, Coman, Kimmich and Alaba
SC Freiburg
After a disappointing defeat against Hertha Berlin, Freiburg bounced back from it with an outstanding 4-1 win away against FC Koln last weekend. Christian Streich’s men made sure their hopes of competing in Europe remain intact while going into their last 2 games.
Christian Streich’s men have won their final home matches in the last 3 Bundesliga seasons. Freiburg is currently on the 9th position in this German league with 44 points; having drawn in 8, lost and won in 12 games out of the 32 matches they have played yet.
Freiburg’s possible starting lineup:
Flekken, Grifo, Kubler, Lienhart, Santamaria, Schlotterbeck, Gunter, Demirovic, Keitel, Hofler and Sallai
Venue
The match will be played at Schwarzwald-Stadion, Freiburg’s iconic stadium. Despite no in-person attendance, we can expect a thrilling performance from both sides.
Team News
Freiburg’s Manuel Gulde might not play again this season because of a calf injury he suffered in the previous game. Baptiste Santamaria might replace Petersen to ease up the pressure their defence might face. Dominique Heintz will not be a part of the team this season because of his back injury, and Gulde should be replaced with Mark Flekken from the start of this match.
Bayern’s Nianzou will not play this season because of the red card he received against Gladbach last weekend, which incurred him a two-match suspension. Players like Leon Goretzka, Corentin Tolisso, Eric Choupo-Moting, Douglas Costa and Ron-Thorben Hoffmann will not be a part of the squad as they are injured. Robert Lewandowski is just one goal away from equalling Gerd Müller’s record of 40 goals in a single season.
Head to Head
Bayern has only lost a single game against Freiburg from their last 35 Bundesliga matches. Freiburg has been the only team to have suffered most defeats against the German Giants. The last time these two teams faced each other, the match ended with a score of 2-1 in favour of Bayern. Out of the last 28 games these teams have played against each other, Bayern has scored a whopping 75 goals and Freiburg has merely scored 15 goals.
Prediction & Betting Tips
We predict this will be the match where Lewandowski will sensationally break Muller’s record and with a little at stake for both teams, we expect Bayern to benefit from it with a 3-1 scoreline against Freiburg. You can place your bet in favour of the German Giants because of their consistent impeccable performance. Follow this betting tip and watch out for the changing odds throughout the course of the match to increase your winning chances.
Odds
Freiburg definitely is the underdog in this matchup and have their pre-game betting odds at 8. Bayern Munich is the favourite to win this game with their betting odds at 1.28, whereas the odds for this match to end in a draw is 6.
