Bayern has been unbeaten for 19 consecutive games in the Bundesliga and is about to tie the record set by Hansi Flick.

Hupu News November 21 Bayern Munich is currently 6 points ahead of RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga standings, which means that before the start of this round of games, the team led by Kompany has been determined to continue to lead the Bundesliga standings after the final whistle blows - this will be their 43rd consecutive round at the top. This means Bayern will equal their own Bundesliga record set by Udo Lattek between March 1972 and June 1973.

After a historic start and a winning streak of 16 official games, Bayern Munich had to pay the price for the intensive mid-week schedule. They drew 2-2 away from Union Berlin before the international break and suffered their first winless game of the season. However, Joshua Kimmich found positives in the draw. "It's not easy to beat us at the moment," the 30-year-old explained. Their opponent Freiburg is in a similar situation. They have only lost one of their last 13 games in all competitions (7 wins and 5 draws) - a 0-2 away loss to Leverkusen at the end of October. This brings two Bundesliga teams with the fewest losses since September to go head-to-head (RB Leipzig has also lost only one game, but they have only played 9 games).

In the European arena, the seemingly invincible Bayern Munich currently maintains the longest unbeaten record in the top league, having remained unbeaten in 19 consecutive games in the Bundesliga (15 wins and 4 draws). The last time the Bundesliga champions had a better record in the competition was almost six years ago, when they went on a 21-game unbeaten run in the Bundesliga between 2019 and 2020 under Hansi Flick.