Jeju vs Bayern Prediction 4 August 2026
🔊 Bayern are kicking off their Asian tour in Seogwipo against South Korean side Jeju. They'll be fielding something close to an experimental squad - no Kane, no Olise, no Musiala, no Upamecano, no Davies, and several others missing too. That opens the door for the hosts - not just to get on the scoresheet, but potentially to pull off a result in front of their own fans.
Head-to-Head
📊 These two sides have never met before.
Head-to-head statistics Jeju - Bayern

Jeju Team Overview
Jeju's last official match was in the K League. Playing at home, they drew with Incheon 3-3. Here are the stats from that game (Jeju vs Incheon):
- possession: 53% vs 47%;
- corners: 5 vs 5;
- fouls: 10 vs 13;
- yellow cards: 3 vs 2;
- shots on target: 5 vs 7.
Jeju go into this match against a top-side opponent with a solid run of competitive games behind them - enough to be back at full fitness after the World Cup break. Seven matches, zero defeats. They've scored in six of those seven, and in four of them they put at least two past the keeper. No reason to fear an opponent who's arrived without several of their key players.
Match Results: Jeju

Bayern Munich Team Overview
Bayern are far from their best right now, and there's not much to take from the pre-season games so far. Yes, there was the match against Wehen (a 1-2 defeat) and the routine demolition of Rottach-Egern (15-0), but drawing any serious conclusions from either would be pointless. The absence of roughly 90% of the likely first-team squad only makes things harder. Kompany has just over two weeks to get a team ready for the German Super Cup - and for now, he's working with the reserves. Pavlovic, Kimmich and Diaz are there, but playing alongside guys you train with rather than share 40 matches a season with is a different thing entirely.
Match Results: Bayern Munich
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Bayern Munich
❌ Dayot Upamecano, Alphonso Davies and Jamal Musiala didn't travel with Bayern on the tour, along with injured Lennart Karrl and new signing Ismail Saibari. Michael Olise, Serge Gnabry and Harry Kane were given extra rest.
Total Prediction
Trends- Bayern have scored in 19 consecutive matches (Club Friendlies).
⭐ Editor's Pick
The key here isn't Bayern's form - it's how Cheju have been playing. Since the break, they haven't lost once, consistently pushing the tempo in attack. And that's been against motivated opponents in the league and the cup. Against a side with nothing to play for, it should be easier. The home crowd will matter too. We're not ruling out a Cheju win, but the value we're backing is the Cheju +2 handicap.