St Pauli – Bayern Munich: a clash from opposite ends of the table at Millerntor Stadium 
Millerntor Stadium is getting ready to host a fixture that couldn’t sit much further apart in the standings. St Pauli are at home to the runaway league leaders. Bayern Munich head north for the trip. Survival in the top flight is all that matters for the locals. Bayern Munich are eyeing another domestic title. The noise is building in the Hamburg stands.
St Pauli’s hope against the Bavarian giant 
Coach Alexander Blessin isn’t throwing in the towel, not yet. His side are currently in the relegation playoff spot. The hosts have picked up a big chunk of their points lately. Home form is still their best card for taking on Bayern Munich. They’ve lost just once in their last seven home games. Pundits are keeping a close eye on the expected rotation in the Bayern camp. The Kiezkicker are clinging to the hope of pulling off a tactical upset.
Bayern Munich’s spectacular revival under Vincent Kompany 
Bayern Munich’s extraordinary season is bordering on the ridiculous statistically. Bayern Munich’s attack has already passed the symbolic 100-goal mark. Bayern Munich records are dropping one after another this season. Bayern Munich are unbeaten in their last fourteen matches. The Bayern staff are already deep in the build-up to the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid. The visitors’ technical control looks impossible to live with on Saturday.
Probable lineups
St Pauli : Vasilj ; Wahl, Ando, Mets ; Pyrka, Fujita, Rasmussen, Ritzka ; Sinani, Pereira Lage ; Hountondji
Bayern Munich : Neuer ; Laimer, Kim, Ito, Davies ; Goretzka, Bischof ; Karl, Musiala, Gnabry ; Jackson
Football prediction St Pauli vs Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich to win
Bayern Munich’s class should tell from the first whistle. The visitors’ front line should rip through the home defence, even with rotation expected.
The hosts’ lack of physical power should open the door for Bayern down the middle. The leaders’ blistering form leaves no room for doubt this weekend.
The visitors’ overall tactical control and squad depth should make this a comfortable win for the Bavarians.
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