Bayern Munich vs Werder Bremen Tickets

What can one expect if they attend the Bayern Munich vs Werder Bremen at the Allianz Arena? Goals, and plenty of them. The two sides appear to find their shooting boots when they both meet in Bavaria as the fixture has a tendency to provide some of the highest-scoring games that can be found in the Bundesliga on a consistent basis.

When talking about Germany’s top league, there is no doubt that Bayern’s name are one of the very first to be thought of as they have dominated the competition for a number of years; Die Roten do have no fewer than 29 titles sitting in their trophy cabinet, with a number of consecutive wins having been built up over the years as well. The Germans are not only successful domestically, either, as they have won a number of European titles throughout their existence as well.

Werder Bremen have a small taste of what the Bavarians have been able to achieve as they also have been crowned champions in the past, with no fewer than four winners medals having been acquired in their history. Therefore, the fixtures that are played at the 75,000-seater capacity Allianz Arena are some of the most exciting to be played as it means two champions go up against each other.But, with that said, it would seem the outfit from Bremen do not necessarily appear to enjoy themselves when they head to the south-eastern state of Bavaria, as their travels usually end in disappointment.

Goals are generally expected, but they generally only really come from the hosts as Die Roten have recorded a number of big scores in previous meetings. For example, 6-1, 4-2, 6-0 and 5-0 have all occurred in recent meetings. With men like Robert Lewandowski leading the line for Bayern, perhaps it is not a surprise that so many goals do get scored on a rather consistent basis.

Therefore, Bayern Munich versus Werder Bremen is definitely a game that needs to be experienced at the Allianz Arena if fans want to be able to feel the kind of atmosphere that 75,000 passionate fans can generate when things are going as well as they can possibly be for the Bavarians.