- 1 Bayern Munich vs Stuttgart: eleven goals in five games and no clean sheet for the champions
- 2 Bayern keep winning, but they keep conceding too
- 3 Stuttgart head to Bavaria with an uneven run behind them
- 4 Bundesliga prediction Bayern Munich vs Stuttgart
- 5 First, a word on our free predictions
- 6 No commitment from us
- 7 Information changes
- 8 Your role
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- 11 About the visuals…
Bayern Munich vs Stuttgart: eleven goals in five games and no clean sheet for the champions 
Bayern Munich have scored 11 goals across their last five games and conceded five. Not one of those matches ended with a clean sheet.
That record kicks off the 2026-27 Bundesliga season, which gets under way on Friday 28 August at 20:30 local time at the Allianz Arena. VfB Stuttgart are the visitors for the curtain-raiser.
The reigning champions start this campaign looking a cut above on paper. They finished last season 16 points clear of Borussia Dortmund.
A 14th title in 15 years is on the line for the Bavarian giants. Bayern’s grip on the German league barely loosens.
Pre-season only reinforced that hierarchy, even if it did little to calm fears at the back. Five games, five wins, but goals conceded in every one for Bayern.
Their most recent outing was the German Super Cup, won on 22 August against Dortmund. Nathaniel Brown and Michael Olise supplied the decisive strikes.
Stuttgart head to Bavaria with a more mixed recent record: three wins, one draw and one defeat from their last five matches. Still, the Swabians are one of the few sides who can make Bayern sweat.
So the picture is pretty clear: a Bayern attack firing on all cylinders against a German defence still finding its feet. Goals look the likeliest angle for the opener.
Bayern keep winning, but they keep conceding too 
Five games, five wins: Bayern’s pre-season left no doubt in the results column. The scorelines, though, tell a different story.
11 goals scored and five conceded in that run works out at well over three goals a game, all told. Not a single clean sheet has been recorded.
Results against opponents of varying quality back up the trend. The 3-1 win over RB Leipzig, the 4-2 defeat of Heidenheim and the 2-1 victory over Aston Villa all followed the same pattern.
The German Super Cup triumph over Dortmund on 22 August confirmed that attacking rhythm. Nathaniel Brown and Michael Olise shared the goals in Bayern’s win.
Summer recruitment has only added more punch in the final third. Ismael Saibari arrived from PSV Eindhoven in summer 2026 for around 50 million euros after a World Cup in which he scored three times for Morocco.
The imbalance between Bayern’s attacking output and their defensive discipline is the real story here. They win, but they keep handing opponents openings.
Last season ended with a 16-point cushion at the top. That kind of gap says more about structural strength than short-term form.
Bayern now want a 14th title in 15 seasons. That means the pressure is on from the very first game at the Allianz Arena.
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Stuttgart head to Bavaria with an uneven run behind them 
Three wins, one draw and one defeat: Stuttgart’s last five games point to a side that is happy enough to live with inconsistency. VfB can string together good spells, then go flat just as quickly.
That is not necessarily a bad thing in an opening game against the champions. A team that wants to play on the front foot can still create danger, even when it is technically outgunned.
The attack has been freshened up this summer with the arrival of Dzenan Pejcinovic from Wolfsburg. The 21-year-old German forward is there to put pressure on Deniz Undav through the middle.
Undav remains the main attacking reference point and the player around whom Stuttgart’s possession game is built. His knack for dropping into pockets between the lines causes problems for every defence in the league.
Going to the Allianz Arena for the opening game of the season is as tough as it gets in German football. Stuttgart will need to stay solid against Bayern’s firepower without giving up their counters.
The key stat is simple: nobody has kept Bayern out since the restart. Stuttgart have little reason to sit back and shut up shop.
The two clubs also met in May 2026 in the German Cup. Stuttgart are among the few German sides capable of troubling the champions in a one-off game.
The opener also brings its own tempo, with a full stadium and two sides still learning their true level. Games like this rarely end quietly.
Probable Bayern Munich line-up: Not available at time of publication.
Probable Stuttgart line-up: Not available at time of publication.
Bundesliga prediction Bayern Munich vs Stuttgart
Our prediction: Over 3.5 goals in the match
Bayern have scored 11 and conceded five in their last five games, without keeping a clean sheet. The 4-2 win over Heidenheim and the 3-1 win over RB Leipzig back up that average of more than three goals per game.
Stuttgart are not heading to Bavaria with plans to park the bus, and their attack has been strengthened by the arrival of Dzenan Pejcinovic alongside Deniz Undav. A side that wants to play forward against a Bayern defence that keeps leaving gaps is usually a recipe for goals.
The 3.5-goal line should be beaten at the Allianz Arena. That is the play for this opening-night clash in Bayern’s own stadium.
The German champions have not kept a clean sheet once since the restart, including in the Super Cup against Dortmund. That ongoing softness matters just as much as the attacking firepower when you are judging the goals market.
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