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How to watch Bayern Munich vs. VfL Wolfsburg in the U.S.: TV channel and streaming options for May 9

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Bayern Munich and VfL Wolfsburg meet up at Volkswagen Arena on Saturday for a match in the Bundesliga. It will get underway at 12:30 p.m. ET. With 83 points, Bayern Munich is currently first in the league. VfL Wolfsburg has 26 points, residing in 16th position.

How to watch Bayern Munich vs. VfL Wolfsburg in the U.S.

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Injury reports

Bayern Munich

Serge Gnabry: Out,

Alphonso Davies: Out,

David Santos Daiber: Out

VfL Wolfsburg

Jonas Wind: Out,

Maximilian Arnold: Out,

Jenson Seelt: Out,

Bence Dardai: Out,

Kilian Fischer: Out

Stats to know

  • Bayern Munich is led by Harry Kane, who has 33 goals (first in Bundesliga play) in 29 games.
  • Bayern Munich’s goal differential (+81) is first in the league.
  • Mohamed El Amine Amoura has nine goals in 29 games — the top scorer on VfL Wolfsburg, and 17th in Bundesliga.
  • In terms of goal differential, VfL Wolfsburg is 16th in the league at -25.

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