Bayern Munich vs Union Berlin Prediction & Betting Tips (26 February)

The Bavarians have won the last 10 titles in Germany, but this year they seem to have less room for manoeuvre. Despite leading with 43 points, the men of the house have several teams very close, Borussia Dortmund who has the same 43 points and precisely Union Berlin equally. Despite having the best attack in the competition with an overwhelming advantage, Bayern is anything but guaranteed to win the competition this year.

Union Berlin has been one of the big surprises of the competition and no one would say that after 21 rounds, they would share the leadership with the two biggest giants of German football in recent years. The outsiders have a litmus test of their ability here and will certainly be happy with any point they manage to score at the Allianz Arena.

The same elements as last week are missing from the Bayern side, which will therefore have to do without goalkeeper Neuer, French international defender Lucas Hernandez and former Liverpool player Sadio Mané who are still out of form. In the recovery phase, Moroccan international side Mazraoui is not yet quite able to play this meeting. Finally, the French international defender Upamecano is suspended this Sunday after his expulsion last week which could force Pavard to take place in the axis of the defense. On the other hand, the former Parisian, Kingsley Coman should make his return after missing the trip to Gladbach last weekend. Jurgen Nagelsmann should rely on attacking executives like Gnabry (9 goals, 4 assists), and Sané (6 goals, 3 assists), the nugget Musiala (10 goals, 7 assists) and center forward Choupo-Motting ( 8 goals, 2 assists). Facing Gladbach, the Canadian side Davies distinguished himself by delivering 2 assists.

On the Berlin side, the potentially incumbent midfielder Schäfer has still not recovered from his injury. On the other hand, the frame defender Leite, ill this week, could be restored. It is in any case hoped for this poster. Offensively, Urs Fischer has several strings to his bow with the presence of the former Rennais Siebatcheu (4 goals and 3 assists in the Bundesliga), the excellent Becker (7 goals and 4 assists) and the interesting Behrens (4 goals). In addition, the Tunisian international Laïdouni, who arrived from Ferencvaros this winter, has established himself as a centerpiece of the midfield of this team while the Croatian Juranovic (scorer Thursday evening) and the former Montpellier Roussillon have taken place in the halls after also landing last month.