Darmstadt vs Bayern Munich Prediction & Betting Tips - Bundesliga

Prediction published on 14/03/2024, 10:30  by Daniel Ngulu | Modified on 16/03/2024 at 02:30 in Bundesliga Prediction

Bayern Munich will be back in Bundesliga action with an away game at Darmstadt this Saturday. A tough season so far has Bayern in second place while Darmstadt are rooted at the bottom of the standings. Life in the topflight has been tough for Darmstadt, and the team looks primed for a return to 2. Bundesliga after a season. Darmstadt’s two wins in 25 matches is the lowest win tally, while they’ve also lost the most (16). They come into this game with 13 points, and are already 12 points below 15th spot. It doesn’t look great for them as they go into their last nine games of the season. Right ahead of this game, Darmstadt suffered a 2-0 away win at Leipzig. That marked a second straight defeat and also the second time in as many matches that they failed to score. In their last 18 matches, Darmstadt have no win. Their only wins in the Bundesliga came back-to-back in October, against Werder Bremen and Augsburg.

Bayern Munich are 10 points behind the league leaders. For the first time in a decade, they are in danger of missing the Bundesliga title. This is a game they will hope to win and close the gap on Bayer Leverkusen. For them to win another title though, they’ll need a serious capitulation from Leverkusen. Bayern Munich thrashed Darmstadt 8-0 in the reverse fixture and another high score could be on the cards. They are coming from an 8-1 win over another struggling side, Mainz. The Bundesliga giants have played Darmstadt 10 times, won nine and are unbeaten in those meetings. The win over Mainz was Bayern’s fourth unbeaten outing, and they won three in that run. Seven times in their last nine matches, they scored two or more goals. The Bavarians will however hope to do better away from home, having gone winless in their last four away matches. In two of those four away matches, they failed to score but generally they’ve been strong in attack. Three of Bayern Munich’s last five away matches had at least four goals.