Union Berlin vs Bayern München

FC Bayern München haven’t lost any of their 11 Bundesliga games against 1. FC Union Berlin (W8, D3) – in league history, no other club has ever faced a single opponent as often without ever losing once.

Union Berlin have only won one of their last nine Bundesliga home games (D3, L5): 2-1 against Mainz in mid-January. Since the international break in October, only 1. FC Heidenheim (4) have collected fewer points at home than FCU (6). The Berliners have only picked up 15 points from their 12 home games in 2024/25, their lowest-ever tally at this stage of a top-flight campaign.

FC Bayern München’s 3-2 defeat to VfL Bochum was their second Bundesliga loss of the season. It means they have now dropped points in two of their last four league games (D1, L1), as often as they did across their previous 15 league fixtures combined (also D1, L1). The league leaders have only endured a two-game winless run once this season, across September and October (1-1 H vs. Leverkusen, 3-3 A vs. Frankfurt).

FC Bayern München’s 3-2 defeat to VfL Bochum saw them lose a Bundesliga game from a winning position for the first time this season. Meanwhile, Union Berlin came from behind to win for the first time in 2024/25 in their 2-1 victory at Frankfurt. The Berliners have dropped just three points from winning positions this season – only Borussia Mönchengladbach have squandered fewer (2).

FC Bayern München have scored a league-high 74 goals in the Bundesliga this season, while Union Berlin have the second-worst attack (22 goals) behind only FC St. Pauli (19). FCU have scored a league-low 12 goals from open play – the record champions have scored more than four times as many (55).