The team from “RheinEnergieStadion” has once again returned from the second division without getting stuck there. At a higher level, they are managing to earn points quite energetically, staying in the middle of the table. Their last game with Heidenheim also ended in a draw, 2-2.
The Munich giants regained the “Meisterschale” last season. This time, there have been very few slip-ups—so few, in fact, you could count them on one hand. In the Champions League, the Germans lost to Arsenal. In the Bundesliga, there were a couple of draws. In all other matches, Kompany’s team claimed only victories. Already in January, they even crushed Wolfsburg 8-1.
The newcomer is scoring about one and a half goals per game, conceding a bit more—1.63. The champion boasts impressive stats: as many as 3.94 goals scored per game and only 0.75 conceded.
Koln has lost four of their last seven matches
69% of Koln’s matches end with goals from both teams and the average total goals per match is 3.13.
Bayern has failed to win only three matches this season
50% of Bayern matches end with goals from both teams and the average total goals per match is 4.69.
Koln (probable lineup): Schwäbe – Lunn Hansen, Heinz, van den Berg, Sebulonsen – Martel, Kraus, Kaminski, Johannesson, Tillmann – Ache.
Bayern Munich (probable lineup): Urbig – Ito, Tah, Upamecano, Stanisic – Guerreiro, Goretzka, Dias, Karl, Olise – Kane.
The last time Cologne won was in 2011. They have lost all four of the most recent head-to-head encounters.
