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Frauen-Bundesliga
Bayern Munich's perfect eight-win start faces a test from an improving Werder Bremen side in matchday nine of the Frauen Bundesliga on Friday.
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Bayern Munich are the only unbeaten side in the Frauen Bundesliga - and it is not even close. Eight matches, eight wins, 29 goals scored and just seven conceded. A perfect record of 24 points puts them three clear of VfL Wolfsburg at the summit. Their latest league outing saw them demolish RB Leipzig 5-1, a match that included a dramatic twist when defender Vanessa Gilles was forced to deputise in goal after goalkeeper Mahmutovic received a red card. Linda Dallmann marked her 300th Bundesliga appearance in that very game.
Werder Bremen sit fourth on 16 points, having won five of their eight fixtures. Their recent form reads impressively: back-to-back home victories over Hoffenheim (3-0) and Freiburg (4-3). At home, Bremen boast four wins and a draw from five matches, conceding just four goals - an average of 0.8 per game. Away from home, however, they have struggled, losing both away fixtures, shipping seven goals across three outings.
The head-to-head record paints a bleak picture for Bremen. Bayern have won all five of their recent meetings, scoring 14 goals without reply. The most recent clash - a 2-0 Bayern win in April - was the closest encounter, while the corresponding home fixture last season ended 4-0. Bremen have never scored against Bayern in these five matches.
Bayern average 4.0 goals per home game this season and have kept two clean sheets in four matches at their ground. Bremen's away vulnerability - two defeats from three trips - suggests they face a steep challenge. The gulf in quality, form and historical dominance all point firmly towards Bayern, though Bremen's improved attacking output this term at least gives them an outside chance of breaking their scoring drought against the league leaders.
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