Heidenheim's tactical approach is clearly defined, with a focus on defensive counter-attacks. Their defensive line is compact, with the defenders and midfielders forming staggered defensive layers to minimise the attacking space for the opposition, reducing the chances for clear shots. Over the past five matches, they have averaged 17.1 clearances and 6.5 interceptions per game, effectively limiting goals to an average of 1.1 per game through robust defending. Their counter-attacks are rapid, often initiated by long passes from defensive midfielders or defenders, achieving a 44% success rate. Forwards make intelligent runs, averaging 1.7 counter-attack shots per game, with three goals in the last five games originating from counter-attacks. Their midfield control is somewhat limited, and they are prone to losing possession under high pressure. Bayern Munich possesses a potent and efficient attack, with attacking players displaying a strong desire to score, and high levels of teamwork. Over the last five matches, they have averaged 2.2 goals per game, with 16.2 shots and a 47% shot accuracy rate, which provides a solid foundation for scoring. Their key forward is in excellent form, having scored five goals in the last five matches with a 28% shot conversion rate, which makes him a major attacking threat. The midfield playmaker dictates the tempo of the attack, averaging 93 passes per game with a 91% success rate and creating 4.6 key passes per game. They generate danger through a combination of wing play and central penetration, creating multiple attacking threats.