Freiburg vs Bayern Prediction
🔊 Does Freiburg stand a chance of at least securing a draw against Bayern? The club from the Black Forest, which is still competing in the DFB-Pokal and the Europa League alongside the Bundesliga, will aim to pose a serious challenge to Vincent Kompany's squad this weekend. The hosts are not threatened by relegation-they comfortably sit in the top half of the table. However, reaching the European spots in the remaining seven matches will be a tough task. Meanwhile, the Munich machine continues to rack up goals and points in its characteristic fashion, edging closer to another championship.
Head-to-Head
The last official match between the teams took place on 22 November 2025 and ended with a 6-2 scoreline. Here's a comparative breakdown of the stats from that encounter (Bayern were the home side):
- possession: 72% vs 28%;
- corners: 3 vs 5;
- fouls: 9 vs 7;
- yellow cards: 1 vs 0;
- shots on target: 8 vs 2.
📊 In the 11th round at Allianz Arena, Freiburg took a 2-0 lead by the 18th minute, but Bayern managed to come back and secured a memorable 6-2 victory.
H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Freiburg Team Overview
⚪ In their last outing against St. Pauli (2-1), Igor Matanovic netted twice in the second half, securing a comeback victory for Freiburg over the Hamburg side. This triumph ended Julian Schuster's team's three-match winless streak in the league. Currently sitting eighth, the "Brazilians of Breisgau" trail the top six by nine points and are just one point behind seventh-placed Eintracht Frankfurt.
🔴 The gap to sixth-placed Bayer Leverkusen also stands at nine points, a deficit that will be incredibly challenging to overcome in the remaining two months. Freiburg's main hopes of securing European football next season lie in winning the DFB-Pokal or triumphing in the Europa League. Both objectives appear as daunting as breaking into the league's top six.
Match Results: Freiburg

Bayern Munich Team Overview
The visitors last played an official match on in the Bundesliga, where they faced Bayern Munich on the road. The game ended in a 4-0 defeat for Union.
Here are the match statistics (Bayern vs Union):
- Ball possession: 74% vs 26%;
- Corners: 12 vs 1;
- Fouls: 5 vs 8;
- Yellow cards: 1 vs 2;
- Shots on target: 9 vs 1.
⚫ Before the international break, Bayern comfortably dismantled Berlin's Union at the Allianz Arena with a 4-0 victory. Serge Gnabry netted a brace, while Michael Olise and Harry Kane also found the back of the net. This triumph marked Bayern's sixth win in their last seven league matches, extending their lead over Dortmund's Borussia to nine points. With seven games remaining in the season, the title race is heating up.
🔴 In this round, Borussia face off against Stuttgart, who currently sit third, and Vincent Kompany's side could widen their gap further with a win in Schwarzwald and if Dortmund drop points. Next Tuesday, Bayern are set to play the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Madrid's Real at the Santiago Bernabeu. However, conserving energy isn't on Bayern's agenda-their DNA is all about dominating from start to finish.
Match Results: Bayern Munich
Latest news
Freiburg
🎙️ Julian Schuster after the match against St. Pauli: "St. Pauli deservedly took the lead. We managed to increase the pressure by making changes at halftime. This comeback highlights the team's mentality. We're very pleased with their attitude."
❌ No new injuries in the squad. Max Rosenfelder and Daniel-Kofi Kyereh remain sidelined.
Bayern Munich
🎙️ Vincent Kompany on the potential Bundesliga goal record for a season (101 goals): "I'm not the type to focus on such records. It doesn't particularly interest me. I think we'll break that record, but my priorities lie elsewhere: focusing on our strengths and utilizing them on the pitch, regardless of the opponent."
❌ Harry Kane might miss the match due to an ankle injury sustained during England's training session. Jonas Urbig returned to individual training on March 30 after leaving the Germany squad early due to knee issues. Manuel Neuer, Raphael Guerreiro, Jamal Musiala, Alphonso Davies, and Alexander Pavlovic participated in team training. Nicolas Jackson will miss his second match following a red card received in the game against Bayer.
🟨 Yellow Card Prediction
Daniel Siebert is set to officiate at the Europa-Park Stadium. On average, he issues 4.2 cautions per match. Both teams aren't considered particularly aggressive, with Freiburg averaging 1.5 yellow cards per game and Bayern 1.7. We're looking at the under 3.5 total, a trend that has held in 4 of their last 5 head-to-head encounters.
⚽ Goal Prediction
Even without Kane and Jackson, it's hard to imagine Bayern leaving the pitch without scoring. Especially since Freiburg have conceded in nine consecutive matches across all competitions. However, Bayern's defense isn't flawless either-they've allowed goals in 6 of their last 7 games. Considering Freiburg have only lost twice at home this season, a bet on both teams to score (yes) seems reasonable. This outcome has occurred in 6 of their last 7 head-to-head meetings.
🚩 Corner Prediction
Bayern unsurprisingly lead the league in corner kicks, averaging 6.2 per match, while Freiburg average a more modest 4.2. The visitors are expected to dictate the pace, with the main threat coming from the flanks: Luis Diaz and Michael Olise will be a stern test for the full-backs. Additionally, attacks are well-supported through the center. Given these factors, considering Bayern's individual total over 5.5 corners is logical-this bet has hit in 6 of their last 7 head-to-head clashes at Europa-Park.
🚀 Player Stats Bet
In light of potential absences of Kane and Jackson, attention should turn to one of Europe's standout performers this season-Michael Olise. The right winger has already tallied 28 (11 goals + 17 assists) points in the league. He also provided an assist for France in their match against Brazil (2-1). In this context, a bet on Olise to provide an assist seems insightful. Odds are set at 2.01*.
😱 Risky Bet
In Bayern's matches, betting on their opponent's victory is traditionally considered risky. Freiburg rank sixth in home performance: 13 games with 7 wins, 4 draws, and 2 losses. Bayern are yet to lose on the road this season. However, if we assume Freiburg can withstand the pressure and score a solitary goal-a scenario not uncommon in football-this outcome can't be entirely dismissed. Odds for a home win are 7.11*.
👀 If the Match Goes Off Script
The match could deviate from Bayern's script if Freiburg manage to defend smartly and capitalize on their chances. In the first round, the teams scored eight goals, and the over 2.5 total has hit in 12 of their last 14 head-to-head encounters. Therefore, an under 2.5 goals bet appears atypical and contradicts overall statistics. Odds for this scenario stand at 3.08*.
*Odds are approximate and may vary across different bookmakers.
Editorial Prediction
Based on the current standings, it seems both teams are already partially focused on next week’s fixtures. Bayern are gearing up for a Champions League clash against Real Madrid, while Freiburg are set to face Celta Vigo in the first leg of their Europa League quarterfinal on Thursday. Bayern are unlikely to be dislodged from the top spot, and Freiburg seem secure in mid-table.
Despite this, both teams will aim for victory, but the looming European fixtures could affect their focus. For Freiburg, it's crucial not to lose ahead of their game against Celta, while Bayern will want to maintain their winning momentum before heading to Madrid. Considering the difference in class, our editorial predicts a Bayern victory with a -1 handicap, even if Harry Kane is absent. A likely scoreline is 3-1.
