Heidenheim's recent form shows a mixed bag, with two wins, one draw, and three losses in their last six matches. At home, they've secured two wins and suffered one loss, scoring seven goals while conceding nine. Their defensive setup is anchored by centre-back Patrick Mainka, who averages 6.1 clearances per game and boasts a 78% success rate in aerial duels. He often partners with Kevin Sessa. Heidenheim primarily employs a 4-3-2-1 defensive formation, with midfielder Samuel Adjetey playing a key role in transitioning from defence to attack, averaging 2.6 key passes and 3.0 tackles per game. Their attacking strategy relies heavily on counter-attacks, with 34% of their goals coming from these situations. Forward Robert Glatzel has scored three goals in his last five appearances. Bayern Munich enters this Bundesliga match with strong momentum, having won five of their last six games, including three wins and one loss on the road. They've been prolific in attack, netting 18 goals while conceding only five. Key player Thomas Müller is a creative force, averaging 3.6 key passes and 2.3 assists per game, contributing two goals and six assists in his last five matches. Forward Harry Kane is a constant threat, with an average of 3.4 shots on target and a 56% conversion rate, having scored six goals in his last five games. Bayern Munich dominates possession, averaging 65% and their wing play is crucial, with 64% of their attacks coming from the flanks and a 41% success rate on right-sided crosses. Their attack is potent, with 18.3 shots per game. Defensively sound, they concede an average of 0.8 goals per match. Key players include Alphonso Davies.