FC Bayern München vs VfB Stuttgart

Matchweek 7 #FCBVFB
65.01% FC Bayern München
18.79% Draw
16.23% VfB Stuttgart

Bundesliga this season

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Outcome Breakdown

41% Home
23% Draw
36% Away
43% Prediction hit rate
77.01% Wins
57% Both teams score
7% Goal less games
3.1 Avg goals

Allianz Arena

Munich, Germany Grass, 75,000 capacity
Image of the stadium Allianz Arena
Bundesliga's logo
GP P GD
1 FCB 29 69 54
11 VFB 29 40 6

Bayern hoping to end three-game winless run as Stuttgart visits.

Bayern Munich will be eager to end their three-game winless streak as they host VfB Stuttgart, who look to capitalize on their resurgence, in a captivating Bundesliga clash at the Allianz Arena.

FC Bayern München

Bayern Munich were left without a win in their last two Bundesliga games after a 3-3 draw against Frankfurt. Nevertheless, the record Bundesliga champions remained at the top of the table.

Getting back to winning ways will be the objective for manager Vincent Kompany, whose side are now winless in three competitive games. This includes the shock 1-0 loss to Aston Villa in the UEFA Champions League.

A weekend game against Stuttgart could see the Bavarians, who have 14 points (4W, 2D, 0L), aiming to return to form, considering their impeccable record against Saturday’s visitors. FC Bayern have won 69 of their 110 Bundesliga games against VfB Stuttgart (69W, 22D, 19L), a record in league history against a single opponent.

However, the last meeting ended in a 3-1 home win for Stuttgart in May. Bayern could suffer back-to-back losses against Stuttgart for the first time since 2007. "Stuttgart are still riding the wave of their good form," Neuer mentioned. "All their players are full of confidence, so it will be a difficult home game. That [May defeat] still stings a bit," he added.

A 4—2—3—1 formation with Harry Kane leading the attack is expected once again. Hiroki Ito has returned to training after breaking his foot, but Sacha Boey will be out for several months due to a knee injury.

Jamal Musiala is ruled out following a hip injury, while Dayot Upamecano and Mathys Tel are doubtful for the weekend’s game. Aleksandar Pavlovic is also in doubt, having picked up a knee injury while playing for Germany.

VfB Stuttgart

Just like Bayern, Stuttgart headed into the international break with a draw. The visitors secured a point in a 1-1 draw with Hoffenheim in the final week before the break, thanks to a late goal from Ermedin Demirović in stoppage time (90’+9).

During the two-week break, they stayed active with a friendly match against Ulm. Stuttgart, currently in 8th place with 9 points, will hope to earn more than a single point when they visit the Allianz Arena this weekend.

However, a recent dip in form sees them with just two wins in their first six Bundesliga games this season (2W, 3D, 1L). This is a contrast to their performance at the same stage last season when they recorded five wins. A 4-4-2 formation with Deniz Undav and Demirović in attack is expected.

Team form

Showing the latest five games—giving you a quick look at recent performance trends. Teams in good form tend to do well in the next match.

FC Bayern München

FC Bayern München

INT
2 2
FCB


FCB
2 2
BVB


FCB
1 2
INT


FCA
1 3
FCB


FCB
3 2
PAU

VfB Stuttgart

VfB Stuttgart

VFB
1 2
SVW


BOC
0 4
VFB


SGE
1 0
VFB


VFB
3 4
B04


HKI
2 2
VFB

Team Comparison

Side-by-side assessment of team statistics, including goals, attacks, and more. This allows you to directly compare key performance metrics. Analyzing these stats can reveal patterns and strengths that might influence the outcome.

Goals scored
2.86
1.79
Ball possession
69.14
55.72
Dangerous attacks
70.76
47.45
Shots
19.17
12.93
Clean sheets
12
5
Goals conceded
1
1.59
Tackles
15.45
14.55
Fouls
8.83
10.52
Yellow cards
1.52
2.21