SC Freiburg

vs

Bayern Munich

Injuries & Suspensions

• SC Freiburg: D. Kyereh (Lacking Match Fitness), M. Rosenfelder (Hamstring Injury), D. Kyereh (Lacking Match Fitness), M. Rosenfelder (Hamstring Injury)
• Bayern München: N. Jackson (Red Card), C. Kiala (Ankle Injury), W. Mike (Hip Injury), J. Musiala (Ankle Injury), S. Ulreich (Muscle Injury), A. Davies (Hamstring Injury), H. Kane (Injury), N. Jackson (Red Card)

Form (Last 5)

• Home: W L D L W
• Away: W W W D W

H2H (Last 5)

• 2025-11-22 · Bayern München · 6-2 · SC Freiburg
• 2025-01-25 · SC Freiburg · 1-2 · Bayern München
• 2024-09-01 · Bayern München · 2-0 · SC Freiburg
• 2024-03-01 · SC Freiburg · 2-2 · Bayern Munich
• 2023-10-08 · Bayern Munich · 3-0 · SC Freiburg

Match Preview

Bayern are dominant overall, but multiple key absences and Jackson’s suspension make a draw a realistic outcome, especially at Freiburg’s Europa-Park Stadion.

Key Notes

On paper Bayern München are clear favourites: they top the Bundesliga with 70 points from 27 matches and boast an outstanding campaign with 22 wins, 4 draws, and just 1 loss. Freiburg sit lower, with 37 points from 27 matches and a mixed record of 10 wins, 7 draws, 10 losses. Historically Bayern have dominated recent H2H meetings, including high-scoring wins at the Allianz Arena.

However, availability issues significantly affect Bayern’s profile for this fixture. They will miss forward N. Jackson due to a suspension, and several other key players are absent or doubtful: Jamal Musiala is sidelined with an ankle injury, Sven Ulreich is out, and winger Alphonso Davies is questionable with a hamstring problem. Centre-back C. Kiala and midfielder W. Mike are also missing. Those absences strip Bayern of important attacking creativity and experienced depth. Freiburg have doubts over D. Kyereh and M. Rosenfelder, but they retain the advantage of a settled home set-up.

Freiburg’s home environment at Europa-Park Stadion can be disruptive for top opponents, and they have shown resilience in draws and hard-fought results. Given Bayern’s weakened selection, Freiburg’s home solidity, and the recent H2H showing that Freiburg can compete physically, a draw is a credible outcome. The decision to back a draw reflects Bayern’s depleted availability more than a prediction that Freiburg will win; with Bayern’s quality still present, a draw is the balanced call. Confidence is moderate because if Bayern field a strong rotation, they can still secure victory; conversely, Freiburg’s inconsistencies leave an outright home win less likely.

Prediction

Draw • Odds 5.65 • Confidence 5/10