FC Bayern entertain FC Augsburg on Saturday (15:30 CEST) on Bundesliga matchday 29. Following the 1-0 defeat away to Villarreal in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals, Bayern are aiming to register a third league win in succession against FCA. However, in Augsburg, FCB face one of the most in-form teams in the league. We bring you the key facts and figures on the match.
1. FCB on course for league title
Thanks to the 4-1 win at SC Freiburg and the 4-1 defeat for Borussia Dortmund against RB Leipzig, FC Bayern have extended the lead at the top of the table to nine points. Such a gap has never before been made up at such a late point in the season since the introduction of the three points for a win rule.
2. Top sprinters meet
The match between FC Bayern in FC Augsburg brings together the two teams with the most sprints in the current Bundesliga campaign. FCB have clocked up 253 sprints per game, FCA 250.
3. Goal machine working flat out in the Bundesliga
Bayern have scored an impressive 85 goals this season after 28 games – FCB have thereby broken their record from the 1973/74 season (83). In addition, FC Bayern have scored in all of their last 75 league games – a current record!
4. Will Müller make it 300?
Thomas Müller is on the verge of 300 wins in the Bundesliga. If Bayern beat Augsburg on Saturday, the FCB number 25 would be the third player at the club to reach that total following on from Oliver Kahn (310) and Manuel Neuer (currently on 312). Müller would be the first player in the league's history to reach the 300 milestone for one and the same club.
5. Kimmich can draw level with Robben
Joshua Kimmich could celebrate win number 150 in his 196th Bundesliga appearance. That would equal a Bundesliga record. Only Arjen Robben clocked up 150 league wins at the same rate.
6. Opponents in form
With three wins (plus one defeat), FC Augsburg have the best points return from the last four matchdays ahead of Bayern and Leipzig (both eight points). In addition, FCA have scored in all of their last eleven Bundesliga matches – FC Bayern will have to be on their toes.
Alphonso Davies made his comeback after 110 days against Villarreal on Wednesday:
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