2020-21 Women’s Champions League – Rosengard vs Bayern Munich Preview & Prediction
THE FACTS
When does Rosengard vs Bayern Munich kick off? Thursday 1st April, 2021 – 18:00 (UK)
Where is Rosengard vs Bayern Munich being played? Malmö IP, Malmö
Where can I get tickets for Rosengard vs Bayern Munich? No tickets are available as this match will be played without spectators
What TV channel is Rosengard vs Bayern Munich on in the UK? BT Sport will be televising all matches featuring English sides, but other matches will not be televised in the UK
Where can I stream Rosengard vs Bayern Munich in the UK? All matches featuring English sides can be streamed live via the BT Sport Player, but other matches cannot be streamed live in the UK
THE KEY STATS
- Rosengård have won only one of their last ten UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-final matches (W1 D2 L7)
- Rosengård have failed to score in seven of their last ten UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-final matches
- Rosengård have scored three goals or more in just one of their previous 13 UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-final matches
- Rosengård have conceded three goals in each of their last two competitive matches
- Bayern have won each of their last 25 matches in all competitions
- Bayern have won each of their previous five UEFA Women's Champions League this season by a margin of at least three goals
- Bayern have scored a goal inside of the opening 11 minutes in each of their last four UEFA Women's Champions League matches
- Bayern have not failed to score in their last eight UEFA Women's Champions League matches. The last time they failed to score in the competition was against Swedish side Göteborg (L 0-1 at home, 25/09/19)
- Bayern have conceded more than one goal in just one of their last 20 UEFA Women's Champions League matches. The only time that they conceded more than once in that sequence was in the 2019/20 QF’s vs Lyon (L 1-2)
THE PREDICTION
With a 100% record of 16 wins from 16 games in the Frauen Bundesliga and coming off the back of a 3-0 victory over Rosengard in their Champions League quarter-final first leg, nothing looks like stopping Bayern Munich at present. They travel to Malmo for the second leg, knowing that providing they avoid complacency and play to the standard of which is expected of them, then the Champions League semi-finals beckon. Despite home advantage being in their favour, Rosengard simply do not have the quality within their squad to contend with a Bayern team in full flow and the visitors are expected to secure a second successive victory over 90 minutes against Rosengard by at least two clear goals.
