Bayern enter matchday 23 with a 6-point lead over Dortmund, who they face the following Saturday in Der Klassiker.
FCB are back in full flow after a slight dip at the end of January with two league games without a win, while Eintracht seem to be flourishing again under new coach Albert Riera.
Bayern's 42 home wins against Frankfurt is a Bundesliga record for most home victories against a single opponent.
With 57 points after 22 matchdays, Bayern have rarely been in a stronger position. The Bavarians only boasted more points at this stage in 2013/14 (62) and 2015/16 (59).
No club in Europe’s top five leagues have a higher points average than FCB (2.59) this season.
FCB's 82 goals after 22 matches is another Bundesliga record.
Frankfurt have gone without a win in seven competitive matches on the road and also conceded 28 goals away (the most of all Bundesliga Teams).
Frankfurt have scored 44 goals this season and surpassed their expected goal value by 14.6.
Harry Kane is chasing Robert Lewandowski’s Bundesliga record of 41 goals in 2020/21 and has already equaled a record with 26 goals after 22 matches.
Kane has converted all 23 penalties he has taken in the Bundesliga.
Michael Olise, who is set to return after serving a one-match ban, has set up 16 goals so far and is chasing Thomas Müller’s assist record.
Bayern coach Vincent Kompany may rest key starters Joshua Kimmich and Jonathan Tah, as both are one yellow card away from a suspension that would rule them out of the upcoming clash against Borussia Dortmund.
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