Matchday 14 has top of the table versus the bottom when Mainz comes to Munich.
This is the last home game of 2025 for Bayern. In the past 12 seasons, they've won every one of their last Bundesliga home games of the year.
Vincent Kompany's side have picked up a total of 37 points from their first 13 Bundesliga games. This a record that equals the previous one set by the Munich men in 2015/16.
FCB are actually undefeated in 22 league games stretching back to last season (W18, D14). FCB have managed a long run like this just once before in this millennium: from 2012 to 2014, they went 53 consecutive matches without defeat.
The Munich attack have set an all-time record having scored at least two goals in 21 consecutive Bundesliga matches. This is something not previously achieved by any team.
The Reds' 49 goals in 13 league games are also a record. Bayern could now smash the 50-goal mark for the season on Matchday 14. No club has ever managed to do that so early in the season.
Preparing for Sunday's clash won't be easy anyway, as the change of coach from Bo Henriksen to Urs Fischer has made the Zerofivers pretty much unpredictable.
Mainz lack penetration in attack. Alongside FC St. Pauli, they have the weakest front line in the Bundesliga, having recorded just 11 goals and the fewest shots on target in the league (34).
Mainz haven't kept a clean sheet in 24 Bundesliga games. This a club record and currently the worst record in the league.
FC Bayern have won all of their last eight home games against Mainz 05 in the league.
Hary Kane is at the top of league this season for number of goals scored (17) while Louis Diaz is third with 7 and Michael Olise is sixth with 6.
Olise and Diaz sit number one and two for top assists in the Bundesliga this season with 8 and 6 respectively.
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