Bayern Munich vs RB Leipzig Prediction & Betting Tips (11 February)

Without real competition so far this season beyond the Rhine, Bayern Munich has largely taken control of the Bundesliga standings. The title of German champion seems promised to him but be careful all the same with the decompression for this team which has dropped a few points along the way in recent weeks, such as against Augsburg during the Bavarian derby 1-2 and in Hamburg 2-2. Last weekend, Vincent Kompany's men tried to restart the machine against Hoffenheim. In the Cup, the Bavarians have not really made details so far, winning against Wehen 2-3, Cologne 1-4 and Union Berlin 2-3 in the previous rounds. Often in the spotlight in this competition, this Leipzig team won the 2022 and 2023 editions of this German Cup and they of course hope to repeat this performance this season.

So far, Ole Werner's men have not trembled to overcome Sandhausen 2-4, Cottbus 1-4 and Magdeburg 3-1 and reach these quarter-finals. In the championship, RasenBall Sport has been a little less to its advantage for some time. Largely beaten by Bayern 1-5, the Red Bulls were able to bounce back against Heidenheim 0-3 but they were then held to a draw by Sankt Pauli 1-1 and beaten by Mainz 1-2. Last weekend, they were going to challenge Cologne to try to get closer to the top 4. 

Like last weekend, Vincent Kompany should be deprived of the important Laimer who is injured. Swiss army knife Guerreiro should also be missing from this cup poster. Otherwise, the Bavarians should still be able to count on all of their strength. A priori, Urbig should start this match, he who is a cup starter this season at the expense of Neuer. Up front, the excellent Harry Kane (22 goals, 4 assists in the Bundesliga) has 5 goals scored in this German Cup. At his side, the Colombian Luiz Diaz (10 goals, 9 assists) and the Tricolore Olise (10 goals, 15 assists) also have an impressive performance this season.

The long-term injured Gebel will not be there for this important trip. The important Ouedraogo, the winter recruit Sani and the former Lyonnais Lukeba must also give up being present for this quarter-final. Conversely, the excellent Austrian Baumgarnter (6 goals, 6 assists) will be able to play this game. On his right side, the young Ivorian winger Diomandé (7 goals, 4 assists decisive) shows good things for his first season in Germany. Brazilian striker Romulo (6 goals, 3 assists) can also be dangerous.