Where to watch Bayer Leverkusen vs. Bayern Munich: Bundesliga live online, TV, prediction and odds

The Bundesliga title race could take a definitive turn this weekend, while Bayer Leverkusen welcomes Bayern Munich at Bayarena on Saturday. The men of Xabi Alonso are second in the rankings with 46 points, while the side of Vincent Kompany eight is free from their hosts after beating Werder Bremen while the work itself was held by Wolfsburg. It was the first time in 18 games that Leverkusen had prevented them from being unbeaten in five games. These two have already met twice with a 1-1 draw in the competition, followed by a 1-0 win for Alonso and his players in the DFB Pokal.

The home team has won three of their undefeated five games with 14 17 victories of 17 over a longer period of time. Leverkusen are also at home without defeat in 16 games with their last 10 Bayarena meetings that end with a victory and score three goals in three of the last four. As far as Bayern, they come into this game after they have thrown Bremen and have now scored three or more goals in 19 of their matches with a goal of 65 that they keep on course for a season of about 105. A 2-1 midweek victory About Celtic, the Bavarians also set up to continue to the UEFA Champions League round of 16 for next week’s second stage in Allianz Arena.

Here are our storylines, how you can view the competition and more:

How to look and opportunities

• Date: Saturday, February 15 | Time: 12.30 pm
• Location: Bayarena – Leverkusen, Germany
• Watch: ESPN+
• Chances: Leverkusen +200; Drawing +270; Bavaria +120

This season so far

Alonso has sent his side to the DFB Pokal semi -finals and the UCL round of 16 while he is second in the Bundesliga with their current pace that they probably earn 78 points. That would be 12 less than in 2023-24 and that work self scored 17 goals from six German top flights, but only kept three clean sheets from 12. On the other hand, Bayern also found it defensive with 11 goals against their last seven matches They are already more than in their 15 outings before that. Getting away have also been difficult with four wins, one draw and two losses of their last seven.

Team news

Leverkusen: Jeanuel Belocian is injured, so Edmond Tapsoba, Jonathan Tah and Piero Hincapie have to start for Lukas Hradecky. Victor Boniface and Florian Wirtz should also start, since Martin Terrier is in the long term, while Nathan Tella could also get a start.

Possible Leverkusen XI: Heradecky; Tape, tah, hyncapy; Frimong, Xhaka, Andrich, Grimdo; Wirtz, Boniface, Tella.

Bayern: Alphonso Davies and Daniel Peretz are both out with Raphael Guerreiro who will probably fill back on the left alongside Josip Stanisic, Dayot Upamecano and Kim Min-Jae. Joao Palhinha is doubtful, so that Joshua Kimmich can be collaborated in the middle by Leon Goretzka.

Possible Bayern XI: Neuer; Stanisic, UpameChano, Kim, Guerrio; Kimmich, Goretzka; Olise, Musiala, Koman; Kane.

Prediction

Although a narrow home victory would not be a big surprise, given the form that Alonso’s men enjoyed in Bayarena, a draw with both parties seems good and that would be a good result for the Bavers of Kompany, given the implications of the title race. Choose: Leverkusen 1, Bavaria 1.