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April 16, 2021 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: Bundesliga, Wolfsburg, Bayern München, TV Schedules, TV Listings

The Bavarian side will have to focus on winning the Bundesliga after their exit from the UEFA Champions League, and beating Wolfsburg would be a good way to do so.

What has been Wolfsburg and Bayern's recent form ahead of this game?

Wolfsburg will make it to this clash after losing a three-game winning streak last time out when they lost 4-3 against Eintracht Frankfurt. Oliver Glasner's men have won five of their last six at home, with the only blimp on that run being their goalless draw against Gladbach on February 14.

Bayern saw a five-game winning streak coming to an end last weekend, when they dropped two points against Union Berlin at home. When it comes to away games, Die Roten have won their last four in a row in all comps, including their 1-0 win over PSG during their midweek clash, which unfortunately for Hansi Flick's men was not enough to make it past the Ligue 1 side in the UEFA Champions League.

What is Wolfsburg and Bayern's position in the ongoing Bundesliga season?

Wolfsburg will enter this game while in third place of the Bundesliga. The Wolves have won 15 of their 28 games this season, with nine draws, and only four losses. In the goalscoring department, Wolfsburg's men have scored 49 goals, while their defense has conceded 26 times. The team's top scorer up to this point in the season is Wout Weghorst, with 18 goals to his name.

Bayern are, as usual, at the top of the Bundesliga with a record that shows 20 wins, five draws, and three losses. The team has scored a massive 80 goals during the season, while their defense has conceded 36 times, one of their worst records in recent history. Robert Lewandowski is the team's top scorer with 35 goals to his name, which make him the top scorer not only in the league, but also in Europe's top leagues.

Wolfsburg vs Bayern - Who's in and who's out?

Wolfsburg - Injured: Renato Steffen. Suspended: Maximilian Arnold. Doubtful: Jerome Roussillon, Kevin Mbabu, Josuha Guilavogui, Admir Mehmedi.

Bayern - Injured: Douglas Costa, Corentin Tolisso, Niklas Süle, Robert Lewandowski, Marc Roca. Doubtful: Lucas Hernández, Tanguy Nianzou, Serge Gnabry, Leon Goretzka.

Wolfsburg vs Bayern - Head-to-head

The previous fixture of the season between these teams ended in a 2-1 win for Bayern.
Wolfsburg have lost their last six games against Bayern when playing at home. In those games, they have conceded a whopping 20 times, with only three goals to their name.
Wolfsburg have not been able to beat Bayern since January 30, 2015. That game ended in a 4-1 win for the Die Wölfe.
Bayern will surely miss Robert Lewandowski for this game, since the Polish ace has scored eight goals against Wolfsburg in his last six meetings against them.
Wolfsburg coach Oliver Glasner will look for his first win against Bayern after three defeats.