Feyenoord vs Bayern München

Bayern Munich attempted 30 shots in this match; since Opta have this data available (from 2003-04), only Sporting Braga vs CFR Cluj in September 2012 (38) and Lyon vs Rangers in October 2007 (32) have had more in a UEFA Champions League fixture without scoring.

Bayern Munich suffered their third defeat in the UEFA Champions League this season, their most in a single group stage/league phase of the competition since 2002-03 (4).

Feyenoord enjoyed their fourth win in the UEFA Champions League this season, their most in a single European Cup/Champions League campaign since 1971-72 (5).

Feyenoord and Bayern Munich’s only previous meetings in Europe came in this competition back in 2001-02, with the Dutch side failing to win either game in the UEFA Champions League first group stage that season (2-2 at home, lost 1-3 away).

Bayern Munich are unbeaten in their last eight UEFA Champions League games against Dutch opponents (W4 D4), with their last such defeat coming away to PSV in October 1999 (1-2). They have failed to win each of the most recent two, however, drawing twice against Ajax in the 2018-19 group stage.

Feyenoord have scored 14 UEFA Champions League goals in six games this season, their most since 1999-00 (14 in 12 games). In the European Cup, they’ve only scored more in two seasons – 24 in 1969-70 (winners) and 24 in 1971-72 (quarter-finalists).

82% of Bayern Munich’s 17 UEFA Champions League goals this season have been scored in two of their six games, winning 9-2 against Dinamo Zagreb and 5-1 against Shakhtar Donetsk. In their other four games, they’ve converted just 4.3% of their shot attempts (3 out of 70).

No side’s UEFA Champions League games this season have seen more goals than Feyenoord (29 – 14 goals, 15 conceded). If they score in this game, they’ll be one of only three teams to have both scored and conceded 15+ goals in their first seven games of a season, after FC Porto in 2017-18 and Tottenham Hotspur in 2019-20.