SC Freiburg vs Bayern Munich Prediction & Preview - Bundesliga

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SC Freiburg vs FC Bayern München prediction and preview, Bundesliga

SC Freiburg vs FC Bayern München prediction, kick-off time, form and team news for Sunday's Bundesliga meeting at the Europa-Park Stadion.

Six of SC Freiburg's last six matches have produced three goals or more, and so have six of six for FC Bayern München. Two teams, twelve fixtures, not one of them tight. That is the number this Bundesliga meeting at the Europa-Park Stadion in Freiburg hangs on, and most of the rest of the form backs it up.

What time is kick-off for SC Freiburg vs FC Bayern München?

SC Freiburg v FC Bayern München kicks off at 16:30 GMT on Sunday, 25 October 2026 at the Europa-Park Stadion in Freiburg, in the Bundesliga. Julian Schuster's side are at home; Bayern arrive four days after a Champions League night.

Freiburg at home and Freiburg away barely look like the same team

Three home games in this run, three wins. Three away games, none.

That split is stark. At the Europa-Park Stadion they beat FC Schalke 04 2-1 14 days before this match and FK Jablonec 3-2 in the Conference League 10 days before it. On the road they drew 2-2 at Eintracht Frankfurt 36 days before, lost 1-2 at Bayer 04 Leverkusen 7 days before, and were taken apart 0-3 at AS Monaco just 3 days before this one.

So the venue is in Freiburg's favour. What is not is the back line. Across those six matches they conceded 2 or more in 5 of 6 and kept no clean sheets at all, which is a problem that does not care where the game is played.

Bayern score heavily and concede anyway

Twelve points from six, three wins, three draws, no defeats. Twenty-two goals scored, nine conceded. Bayern have scored 2 or more in every one of those six and failed to score in none of them, and the 6-1 win at home to RB Leipzig 8 days before this match is the clearest look at what the attack can do on a good afternoon.

The draws are the interesting part. A 2-2 at home to Arsenal 4 days ago, 3-3 away at Viking FK 12 days ago, 2-2 away at FC Augsburg 15 days ago. Bayern conceded 2 or more in 3 of 6. Teams are getting at them, they are simply outscoring most of it.

What happened the last time these two met

Bayern won 3-2 at SC Freiburg on 4 April 2026 in the Bundesliga, 204 days before this match, with Freiburg at home then as well. Five goals, both sides scoring, a one-goal margin. It fits the pattern in everything either side has done since.

Team news

Bayern will be without Luis Díaz, who tore a hamstring against Arsenal and is expected to miss between four and six weeks according to beIN Sports, while Jamal Musiala and Tarek Buchmann also remain sidelined, as reported by Goal. Joshua Kimmich has been ruled out as he stays away from the club following a family bereavement, a second successive absence per Rotowire. Vincent Kompany will not be on the touchline either: the Bayern manager was taken to hospital on Friday after collapsing while watching the club's amateur side train, his condition described as stable, with his coaching staff running training and the match, and Director of Sport Max Eberl saying Kompany's health is the club's top priority (Sky Sports). Freiburg are missing Florent Muslija, Bruno Ogbus and Berkay Yilmaz through injury, also via Goal, and Schuster has no suspensions to work around.

SC Freiburg vs FC Bayern München prediction

Our prediction is a 1-3 win for FC Bayern München at SC Freiburg in the Bundesliga on Sunday, 25 October 2026. Bayern are unbeaten in their last six with 12 points to Freiburg's 10, and the gap in scoring is the whole argument: 22 goals against 12. Freiburg's home record of three wins from three says they will make it awkward, and with no clean sheets in six they are unlikely to keep this one quiet either. Add the 2-3 in April and a low-scoring afternoon looks like the least likely outcome of all.

Our prediction: SC Freiburg 1-3 FC Bayern München

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