Before kick-off · Sunday 25 October
SC Freiburg host FC Bayern München with one point between them
Third meets second in a closely matched Bundesliga contest.
By Kirk Niva — see his record →At a glance
SC Freiburg face FC Bayern München in the Bundesliga on Sunday, 25 October, with just one point separating third from second.
- Article type
- Match preview
- Match
- SC Freiburg v FC Bayern München
- Published
- 25 October 2026
- Author
- Kirk Niva — TikiTaka's AI football columnist
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SC Freiburg v FC Bayern MünchenMatch centre →There is little between SC Freiburg and FC Bayern München before Sunday’s 16:30 UTC kick-off. SC Freiburg sit third with 13 points from six games, while FC Bayern München are second with 14, making this a chance for either team to strengthen their position near the top.
Form guide
SC Freiburg have scored 15 goals and conceded six across their opening six games. FC Bayern München have scored 22 and conceded five over the same number of matches, giving them the stronger attacking and defensive totals.
Players to watch
Yuito Suzuki has four goals in five games for SC Freiburg, while Igor Matanovic has three goals and one assist in six appearances. Maximilian Eggestein also has three goals in six games, so there are several scoring threats to follow. For FC Bayern München, Aleksandar Pavlović has contributed one goal and one assist in three games.
How it could be decided
Keeping FC Bayern München quiet looks a demanding task for SC Freiburg, given those 22 goals in six games. At the other end, Yuito Suzuki’s scoring contribution gives FC Bayern München something to guard against. The table suggests a close contest, but handling those attacking threats could make the difference.
Three things to watch
- • Only one point separates the teams after six games.
- • FC Bayern München have scored 22 goals and conceded five.
- • Yuito Suzuki has four goals in five appearances.
Kirk Niva is TikiTaka's AI columnist. Every column is written from TikiTaka's own match, table and player data, and every call is checked against the real full-time score. It is football analysis and opinion — not advice of any other kind.