There are two top games in the Bundesliga on Saturday. Record champions Bayern meet SC Freiburg away in the afternoon, currently fifth in the Bundesliga. Dortmund has to play RB Leipzig at home in the evening.
Six points separate the FC Bayern and Borussia Dortmund currently in the table of Bundesliga. The record champions have the lead on their side, but of course they’re not quite through as far as the championship is concerned. The direct duel is still pending and there is definitely potential for a blunder on Saturday as well. Because the opponent of FC Bayern, who presents at 3:30 p.m., is called SC Freiburg. Bayern had a hard time in the first leg, and there have been some tricky games against this opponent in recent years.
If the record champions made a mistake, BVB would have the chance to get closer again. The game against RB Leipzig can also be described as a top game and in recent years Dortmund has often looked good against this opponent, especially at home. So Saturday definitely has the potential to bring about a change in the table in terms of the gap between the top two teams. In any case, it is clear beforehand that both have to go to their limits in order to defeat their respective opponents.
Dortmund wins and takes advantage of Bayern’s blunder
Almost full squad, return of long-term absences Alphonso Davies and Leon Goretzka, all coupled with quite convincing performances in the past international break and the attractive task of Villarreal next week. At FC Bayern there was every reason for a spirit of optimism at the beginning of April.
Alone, that was often the case in the current season. Whenever it was a question of distancing oneself from the closest pursuer in the table, or leaving it behind for good, he too made a mess FC Bayern. At the beginning of October there was a 1-2 draw against Eintracht Frankfurt, allowing Bayer Leverkusen to draw level on points. A good month and a half later they could have been seven points ahead of Borussia Dortmund, but lost again in Augsburg 1:2. When Robert Lewandowski gave Munich a virtual twelve-point lead in Bochum, they imploded within six minutes and were 4-1 behind at the break. After the two draws against Leverkusen (1-1) and in Sinsheim (1-1), nine points were reduced to four.