The Bundesliga It has been a munique monarchy for seven years and today Bayern's reign is about to continue for another year. The Bavarians can sing the alirón with three days to go if they prevail over Mönchengladbach (follow the match live on As.com) and Dortmund fall on their visit to Düsseldorf. A draw by BVB would also leave the Bundesliga practically sentenced considering the goalaverage, very much in favor of Bayern. If Borussia don't puncture, Hansi Flick's men will have to add two wins, today against Gladbach and Tuesday in Bremen, to get the salad bowl.
The five-time champion of Europe with two of his fittest players, Lewandowski and Müller, both serving a sanction by accumulation of cards. Gnabry, the main candidate to replace the Pole in attack, is doubtful because of some discomfort in his back. It may be the moment of the young man Zirkzee, muniqués youth squad of only 19 years. It won't be Thiago, who will miss the rest of the Bundesliga due to a groin operation that will keep him away from the playing fields for at least three weeks. Gladbach prevailed in the first leg and need a victory to stay in the Champions zone.