Expectations are soaring for an exhilarating display of attacking football as Bayern Munich hosts VfB Stuttgart in the Bundesliga on Saturday (kick-off at 6:30 PM CEST, with live coverage available through text commentary and free web radio).

VfB Stuttgart CEO Alexander Wehrle thinks Alexander Nübel can step in at Bayern Munich when Manuel Neuer finally decides to step away from the club. “Definitely. Alex is one of the best German goalkeepers and is therefore absolutely capable of taking over from Manuel Neuer,

Bayern Munich takes on Stuttgart in what guarantees to be a wonderful Bundesliga game. Bayern remains the dominant pressure in German soccer, with an all-famous person lineup capable of overwhelming any opponent. Playing on the Allianz Arena, they may be heavy favourites from the outset.

Bayern Munich host Stuttgart in the Bundesliga this weekend at the Allianz Arena. Bayern and Vincent Kompany are yet to lose this term and will be determined to keep their momentum going in the league. Meanwhile, Stuttgart have yet to really get going after qualifying for the Champions League last term.

Like Bayern Munich, Stuttgart are also coming off the back of consecutive draws and three in a row across all competitions. Their 1-1 draw at home to Sparta Prague in the Champions League was sandwiched between draws against both Wolfsburg and Hoffenheim respectively. Although they were within a whisker of defeat in the latter.

After going three games without a win before the international break, head coach Vincent Kompany will be hoping his Bayern Munich side can bounce back on Saturday as they host VfB Stuttgart. The hosts remain top of the table despite their indifferent form but face an injury blow coming into this fixture with playmaker Jamal Musiala still unavailable thanks to a hip issue.

First up, Sebastian Hoeneß’s VfB Stuttgart. Team news In his pregame presser, Vincent Kompany confirmed that Jamal Musiala will miss the game. No exact reason was given, but it’s probably the same hip issue that sidelined him before the break and kept him from being called up to the national team.