How to watch Stuttgart vs Bayern live on November 28 in USA and 130 countries

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Novembre 27, 2020 Par Michelle Bonsu

Titres: TV Schedules, Bayern Munich, Stuttgart, Bundesliga

Although they will certainly face a tough task to contain Bayern, Stuttgart are on a strong run and will hope to repeat Werder Bremen's impressive showing when die Roten come to town. Live Soccer TV's match preview provides key match facts, team news as well as worldwide broadcast listings for Stuttgart vs Bayern.

Preview: Stuttgart vs Bayern

Stuttgart currently come into this game having lost just once this season, on matchday one, but have drawn four of their last five games. That has kept them narrowly outside the European football spots, albeit it's been a pretty impressive season for a team who have had their struggles in past Bundesliga campaigns and are back in the top flight this year after finishing second in 2.Bundesliga last term.

They will be facing a stern challenge when Bayern come to town, as taking on die Roten is always going to be tough for any side. However, the hosts will certainly be taking notes from Werder Bremen's very impressive showing against Bayern last weekend as die Grün-Weißen battled to a very impressive 1-1 draw with Hansi Flick's side, making them only the second team other than Hoffenheim to nick points off die Roten this season.

That being said, Stuttgart have won just one of their last 19 meetings with Bayern across all comps. And to complicate matters, they will have to welcome a team who have lost just one of their last 14 away games without three key forwards, with Cisse, Gonzalez, and Al Ghaddioui all still on the treatment table due to various injuries. Moreover, Bayern have a strong track record, not surprisingly, when it comes to facing newly promoted sides, with wins in 41 of their last 44 matches.

Interestingly, though, their sole loss during that formidable run was to none other than Stuttgart two years ago, but with their opponents dealing with a spate of injuries at the moment, it's hard to see Bayern being on the wrong end of the score-line this time around.

Match facts: Stuttgart vs Bayern

Interestingly, November tends to a be a difficult month for Bayern Munich - the Bavarian giants have won just three of their last ten Bundesliga games played in this time frame (D3 L4)
Stuttgart, meanwhile, are unbeaten in their last seven matches (W2 D5)
Bayern have won 18 of their last 19 matches against Stuttgart in all competitions...
...and they've also lost just one of their last 14 away Bundesliga games (W13)
Furthermore, Bayern have won 41 of their last 44 games against newly promoted sides (D2) and lost just once...
...with that sole loss, being, however, to none other than Stuttgart back in May 2018

Team news: Stuttgart vs Bayern

Stuttgart: Despite their strong start, the hosts have been dealt a huge blow, with forwards Momo Cisse, Nicolas Gonzalez, and Hamadi Al Ghaddioui all out with groin, knee, and pelvis injuries, while midfielder Erik Thommy is still recovering from an elbow issue. In addition, defender Maxime Awoudja is a serious doubt as a result of a Achilles tendon injury.

Bayern: Both Alphonso Davies and Joshua Kimmich remain out for the visitors due to ankle and knee injuries respectively.