On Wednesday evening (live at 9 p.m. on DAZN and via the FCBinside LIVETICKER), FC Bayern will host Arsenal FC for a Champions League showdown at the Allianz Arena. The Munich side not only wants to pick up important points against the English champions but also to continue its impressive home streak. A look at their performances in front of their home crowd so far shows why Vincent Kompany’s team has particular reason to look forward to their home games right now.
Bayern has played four competitive matches at the Allianz Arena so far this season. The German record champions have won all four of those matches. Their offensive output is particularly noteworthy.
In their home games so far, Harry Kane and company have scored an incredible 23 goals—an average of 5.75 goals per game. At the same time, the Munich side has conceded just two goals.
A record that certainly makes an impression ahead of the clash with Arsenal.
Bayern Turns the Allianz Arena into a Goal-Scoring Machine
Bayern demonstrated their offensive strength as early as their first home game of the season against VfB Stuttgart. The record champions prevailed over the Swabians with a 5-1 victory.
In the Champions League as well, the Munich side was in a goal-scoring mood in front of their home crowd. Against the Norwegian team Bodø/Glimt, Bayern celebrated a commanding 5-0 victory.
The result was even more lopsided against Union Berlin. Kompany’s team crushed the Köpenick side 7-0, delivering their highest-scoring home performance of the season so far.
Last weekend, another lopsided victory followed. Bayern defeated RB Leipzig 6-1, with Luis Díaz shining with a hat trick.
This means the Munich side has scored at least five goals in each of its four home games so far.
It’s an impressive streak that shows just how difficult it is to stop Bayern’s offense at the Allianz Arena.
Arsenal heads to Munich with confidence
Arsenal, however, is an opponent of a different caliber. The Londoners have won their first two Champions League matches and, as English champions, are traveling to Munich with a corresponding level of confidence.
For Bayern, the matchup is also an opportunity for revenge. In their last meeting in November 2025, the Munich side suffered a 1-3 defeat in London.
However, their current home form should give the record champions cause for optimism.
To make matters more difficult, Bayern will have to do without Michael Olise against Arsenal. The Frenchman is suspended after receiving a yellow-red card against Viking Stavanger. Jamal Musiala is also unavailable due to injury.
On the other hand, Harry Kane and Luis Díaz are in excellent form. The Colombian, in particular, is likely to take the field with a great deal of confidence following his hat trick against Leipzig.
It remains to be seen whether Bayern can maintain their extraordinary scoring rate against a top European opponent.