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Bayern Munich will welcome Freiburg to the Allianz Arena on Saturday March 19^th for their Bundesliga meeting that will be the first since it was announced that Luis van Gaal has been told he is leaving. All season Bayern Munich have been on the end of mixed results and the writing has been on the wall for the manager for some time. See if he can go out in style with live streams from oleolefootball.watchlive.net.

The manager has been the victim off the pitch of his team’s failings on the pitch and while it is understandable because of how far away Bayern are from the top (16 points) the timing has puzzled many. The announcement was made just days before the return leg of the Champion’s League against Inter Milan and that is something that has raised lots of questions with regard to the board’s decision making process. With three straight losses the manager would have expected to be under threat but then his team put in an outstanding display to beat Hamburger by 6 goals to nil in the league. With a crucial few weeks remaining in the Bundesliga the chance of keeping spirits high after that win were good until the sacking of van Gaal was made public.

Luckily for the Bayern Munich players the Freiburg team are in far worse shape than the Bayern set up and with four losses from their last five they have little confidence left. Although at seventh in the table the chance of qualifying for Europe is still a possibility and this is surely what manager Robin Dutt will be reminding his players. See if they can pull off an upset away from home with live streams from oleolefootball.watchlive.net.

Stuttering Bayern Munich will be aiming to make the most of home advantage when they host SC Freiburg at the Allianz Arena on Friday evening. See Bayern Munich vs Freiburg online by joining Ole Ole Football today.

Bayern have only won three games in the Bundesliga since the start of the 10/11 season and are sitting in the bottom half of the table. Their last Bundesliga game was against Hamburger SV, which they were lucky to draw 0-0. It was a decent result for Bayern, given that they were missing the likes of Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and Mark van Bommel.

Bayern had their chances with Thomas Muller, Hamit Altintop, Toni Kroos and Philipp Lahm all going close, but the best opportunity of the evening went to Hamburg’s Jonathan Pitroipa, who could only hit the woodwork after being in a one on one position with Bayern keeper Hans Jorg Butt.

Freiburg beat Kaiserslautern 2-1 at home last weekend. Goals from Papiss Cisse and Stefan Reisinger gave Freiburg a comeback victory after Jan Moravek had put Kaiserslautern ahead. The assist for both Freiburg goals came from Felix Bastians.

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