Bayern München vs FC St. Pauli

FC Bayern München have won eight of their last nine competitive games against FC St. Pauli, only losing to them during this period in February 2002 (2-1 A in the Bundesliga). At home, Bayern have suffered just one defeat in eight matches against the Kiezkicker (W6, D1): 1-0 in March 1991 in the Bundesliga.

FC Bayern München are currently on a two-match winless run in the Bundesliga for just the second time under Vincent Kompany (D1, L1), having only previously happened in September/October. Bayern have dropped five points over the last two matchdays, as many as they let slip in their previous 12 fixtures combined.

FC St. Pauli’s 1-0 victory over TSG Hoffenheim last time out ended a six-game winless run in the Bundesliga, their longest in the league this season. However, they are without a win in their last three Bundesliga away games for the first time this term (D1, L2).

FC Bayern München have scored a league-high 75 goals in the Bundesliga this season, while FC St. Pauli have netted the fewest in the division (20). Just 50 goals have been scored in games involving the Kiezkicker (20-30), the lowest-ever tally for a club after 26 Bundesliga matchdays.

FC Bayern München have conceded a league-low 24 goals in the Bundesliga this season, while FC St. Pauli boast the league’s third-best defensive record (30 goals conceded; Mainz: 28). Since 2000, only three promoted teams have conceded fewer goals after 26 matchdays, most recently VfB Stuttgart in 2017/18 (29).