Cologne and Bayern Munich match: live broadcast, game time topic, how to watch

One hour until kick-off: We have a line up! As expected, Bayern went into the heavy-duty maneuvers, with Robert Lewandowski replacing Chubu Moting.


Match day! Facing a team from the relegation zones shouldn’t be a difficult task for a team like Bayern Munich, but we live in extraordinary times. The Bavarians are experiencing crazy matches crowding, resulting in exhaustion and injuries sweeping the team. The match against Koln away, usually not a big task, suddenly becomes a much more difficult task in this case.

The big news is that Joshua Kimmish Questionable for the game. If he didn’t play, Hansi Flick would be very limited in midfield options. Players like Marc Roca or Javi Martinez Get a chance when starting out side by side Leon Goretzka, Which has been excellent so far this season. Meanwhile, Leroy Sani is set to make his first start since returning from injury, hopefully by his side. Robert LewandowskiAnd the Thomas MullerAnd and Serge Janabry to up. [Note, we wrote this before Lewy was confirmed to be out of the game.]

It’s Bayern Munich.



Match information

Your location: RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne, Germany

time: 3:30 PM local time, 9:30 AM EST

TV / Streaming: ESPN +And the Search for your country

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