Bavaria continues to dominate German football and is trying to do the same on the European stage. The football season that started in August is going smoothly for the German champion without any disruptions. The only defeat in four months came on the pitch of the main contender for the European football crown - London Arsenal. After that failure, the Munich team demonstrated a convincing series of victories, showing that they are back on track and ready to move forward. Mainz also represents Germany in the European cup arena, and they are doing it quite successfully. The next match of the Conference League was played by the team on Thursday, two days after Bayern's match in the Champions League. Moreover, Mainz went to play in Poland, while the national champion hosted Sporting at their arena. This means that the home team had more time to prepare for the next round of the Bundesliga. Importantly, there is no sense in conserving energy for Bayern players, as their next match after Mainz is a week later against Heidenheim. Bookmakers have made the home side clear favorites for the upcoming meeting, offering odds of 1.10 for their victory. Bavaria has won 21 out of 23 matches this season. In Munich, they have defeated all their opponents. Borussia Dortmund has managed to lose by just one goal on the champion's field, while others conceded three goals or more and lost by at least two goals. Are there grounds to believe that Mainz will face a different fate in the Sunday match? In April of this year, this team lost in Munich with a score of 0:3, and last year - 1:8. Mainz is performing decently only in the Conference League. They are struggling tremendously in the national championship. Recently, Mainz lost their head coach, who led them to sixth place in the last Bundesliga season. Ursa Fischer, who is known for five years of work at Union Berlin, replaced Bo Henriksen. Such an experienced and proven coach might be a good choice. However, achieving results right here and now with a demoralized team will be challenging, especially performing well in Munich. We are placing a bet on a confident victory for the hosts.