On Saturday, April 9, the 29th matchday of the Bundesliga was played, where the current champion Bayern Munich had to host Augsburg at the Allianz Arena to stay in first place in the race for the German football title, although they didn't make it easy for them.
The visitors took the necessary precautions and closed the goal to the home team throughout the match, in which the final statistics show that Julian Nagelsmann's team had more possession of the ball and created more goal-scoring opportunities, but in the end, they got the reward.
And it was in the 86th minute that referee Patrick Ittrich awarded a penalty to Bayern, which was taken by Robert Lewandowski, and the Polish striker didn't miss, as usual, and scored the 1-0 goal that stood until the final whistle, earning them three important points.
After the victory, the current king of German football sits alone at the top of the standings with 69 points, with five matchdays remaining, while their closest pursuer, Borussia Dortmund, has 60 points and anything can happen.
This is because there are five matchdays left and in the next one, on Saturday, April 23, they will face Dortmund itself, so with 15 points at stake, it is still not written that Bayern Munich will lift their tenth consecutive Bundesliga title, although it depends solely on them to do so.
So, in their next match, Bayern Munich will visit Mainz 05 at the MEWA Arena on Saturday, April 30, starting at 9:30 a.m., where they will seek a victory that allows them to continue advancing step by step towards the tenth championship.
The preview
This weekend the Bundesliga has a key duel in the upper part with Bayern Munich hosting Augsburg for matchday 29 of the German tournament.
And the Bavarians have a great opportunity to secure their title, as they are currently the leaders with 66 points. In addition, Borussia Dortmund put pressure on them on Friday with a 2-0 victory over Stuttgart, leaving them 6 points behind the top.
For the same reason, Bayern must win to maintain the difference and not complicate themselves in these last matches in the Bundesliga. If they continue like this, Julian Nagelsmann's team could win their tenth consecutive league trophy.
Of course, they must also focus on the Champions League. This is because the first leg of the quarterfinals was a big surprise with the Germans losing 1-0 to Villarreal away from home. In the second leg, they will have to turn the tie around if they want to secure a spot in the semifinals of the most important European club tournament.
The opponent for Bayern this time will be Augsburg, who are 13th in the standings with 32 points. For now, they are not in danger of relegation, although picking up points this Saturday would practically secure their safety.
Date and time: When does Bayern Munich vs Augsburg play?
Bayern Munich vs Augsburg will be played on Saturday, April 9 at 9:30 a.m. (Chilean time).
TV: Where to watch Bayern Munich vs Augsburg live?
Bayern Munich vs Augsburg will be broadcast live in Chile on Fox Sports 1, on the following channels according to your cable operator:
Fox Sports 1
VTR: 166 (SD) - 860 (HD)
DTV: 604 (SD) - 1604 (SD)
ENTEL: 241 (HD)
CLARO: 178 (SD) - 478 (HD)
GTD/TELSUR: 70 (SD) - 846 (HD)
MOVISTAR: 485 (SD) - 889 (HD)
TU VES: 518 (SD)
ZAPPING: 100 (HD)
Online: Where to watch Bayern Munich vs Augsburg live stream?
If you are looking for a link to watch Bayern Munich vs Augsburg live stream, you can do so on Star+.