Will FC Bayern make German football history today? Munich would wrap up the yearned-for fourth German championship title in a row if they win their home match against Borussia Mönchengladbach at 15.30 CET: an unprecedented streak in Bundesliga history. Bayern might have reason to celebrate even if they draw or lose, should Wolfsburg hold Dortmund to a draw or beat them. fcbayern.de has collected more stats and facts!
Champions League hangover? No way!
FC Bayern have won all of their Bundesliga matches following a Champions League encounter this season! The FCB faithful had reason to celebrate after every single one of the ten matches following a fixture in Europe's premier club competition – with the Bavarians scoring a whopping 29 goals and conceding only two.
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Austria » Tipico Bundesliga
2015/2016:
Admira – Altach 1win
AC Wolfsberger – Mattersburg 1win
Belgium » Jupiler League 2015/2016:
Charleroi – Lokeren (0:2) 2 Alternative Handicap.
KV Mechelen - St. Truiden (0:2) 2 Alternative Handicap.
Kortrijk - St. Liege (2:0) 1 Alternative Handicap.
Waasland-Beveren - Mouscron Peruwelz over 1 GOALS
Croatia » 1. HNL 2015/2016:
NK Zagreb – Belupo (0:2) 2 Alternative Handicap.
D. Zagreb - Istra 1961 1win
England » Premier League 2015/2016:
Everton – Bournemouth 1win
Newcastle Utd - Crystal Palace 10minutes x
Stoke City – Sunderland (0:2) 2 Alternative Handicap.
Watford - Aston Villa 1win
West Brom - West Ham (2:0) 1 Alternative
Handicap.
Arsenal – Norwich 1win
Positive record
The numbers tell the story: FCB have won 37 of 51 competitive fixtures on their home field against Borussia Mönchengladbach, with 11 games ending in a draw. The German record champions have lost only three. But beware: FC Bayern are winless in three against Gladbach, losing two and drawing one.
Stronghold Allianz Arena
FC Bayern have lost only one of the 22 competitive fixtures on home turf this term, a 2-1 reverse against Mainz. This slip-up aside, the Reds have won all of their 21 home matches, scoring 69 goals and conceding only nine! Borussia Mönchengladbach on the other hand have suffered away blues this season: the visitors' last victory away from home dates back to 31 October 2015, a 4-1 win over Hertha Berlin. Gladbach have lost eight and drawn two away matches since.
Milestone for Guardiola
Pep Guardiola will be on the Bayern bench for the 100th time in a Bundesliga match. His record is impressive: Guardiola and his troops have clocked up 250 points from the 99 previous matches! With an average of 2.53 points per game, the Catalan is the most successful coach in Bundesliga history (taking all coaches with at least ten Bundesliga fixtures).
Siebert in charge
Daniel Siebert will be the man with the whistle for the home match against Mönchengladbach. The 31-year-old takes charge of a Bayern match for the seventh time. The Bavarians have yet to lose with Siebert on the pitch, winning five and drawing one. The student teacher from Berlin most recently oversaw the 1-0 cup victory over Darmstadt in December 2015. His assistants will be Florian Heft and Jan Seidel, with Thorsten Schriever acting as fourth official.
CREDIT TO:http://www.fcbayern.de/en/news/news/2016/gladbach-factfile-290416.php
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