With the 4-2 win from the Bundesliga Clasico against Borussia Dortmund in the back, record champions Bayern Munich also want this Saturday (3:30 p.m., Sky) get points at Werder Bremen to keep the distance on RB Leipzig. RB will play against Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday afternoon. “Against Dortmund I was very satisfied with the 70 minutes after the initial phase. I expect exactly this mentality, attitude and clarity against Bremen,” said Bayern coach Hansi Flick in the run-up to the game.
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The Bayern coach has to do without David Alaba. “We have to wait,” said Flick the day before the game. The Austrian has muscular problems – it wasn’t enough for the game. Benjamin Pavard, on the other hand, is back in the starting line-up after surviving the coronavirus infection. Just like Jérôme Boateng, who was injured in the 4-2 draw against Borussia Dortmund.
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Fixed line-up: This is how FC Bayern play against Werder Bremen
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Werder has been waiting for a win in the Bundesliga against Bayern for 24 games. During the week, however, the team of coach Florian Kohfeldt gained self-confidence: The relegation battle is far away after the 2-0 win in the catch-up game on Wednesday at Arminia Bielefeld with eleven points ahead of the relegation place 16. But Kohfeldt doesn’t want to rest on that. “Only if we go into the game with the thought that it is an existential game do we have a chance. Otherwise not,” said the Werder coach.
This is how Werder plays: Pavlenka – Gross, Toprak, Moisander – Gebre Selassie, Möhwald, Augustinsson, Eggestein- Schmid, Rashica – Sargent
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