Rosengard Women vs Bayern Munich Women Match Analysis and Prediction

Rosengard Women vs Bayern Munich Women Match Analysis & Prediction

Rosengard Women

15/12/2022 8:45 pm

Bayern Munich Women

by Vincent

2 years ago 0 387

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Bayern Munich will be looking to record a victory that could secure them a place in the Women’s Super League quarter-finals when they travel to Sweden to face Rosengard Women.

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While the hosts cannot progress to the quarter-finals after losing each of their four group matches, Bayern Munich are level on points with group leaders Barcelona.

After getting the better of Brann in qualifying, Rosengard have struggled to adapt to life and to the step up in quality during the group stage.

They kicked off the group campaign with a narrow 2-1 defeat to Bayern Munich, before they suffered a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Barcelona on matchday two on home ground.

Rosengard were them edged out through a 1-0 scoreline by Benfica, and they once agains suffered defeat to the portuguese side last week, despite taking the lead.

Olivia Schough opened the scoring for Rosengard in the 30th minute, but a brace from Cloe Lacasse gave Benfica the half time lead before Nycole Raysla scored two minuted after the restart to seal a 3-1 victory for her side.

Although Rosengard are unable to reach the knockout rounds, they will be determined to avoid finishing the group stage without picking up a point.

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich are on the verge of reaching the quarter-finals after picking up nine points from their four group matches.

After beating Rosengard and Benfica in their opening two group matches, Bayern were swept aside by Barcelona, who came out on top 3-0.

However, Bayern were able to get the better of Barcelona last week, becoming the first team to defeat the Catalan giants this season, with strikes from Klara Buhl, Lina Magull and Lea Schuller securing a 3-1 victory.

Alexander Straus’ side were also triumphant as the weekend, claiming a 2-0 victory over Bayer Leverkusen to secure a fourth successve win across all competitions.

Bayern know that a victory would guarantee them a place in the quarter-finals if Benfica fail to defeat Bacelona, while they would require a draw should the Portuguese side lose to the Spanish champions.

Rosengard Women vs. Bayern Munich Women Head to head

These two teams have previously met on just three occasions in the Women’s Champions League, where Bayern Munich have won in each encounter, scoring six goals and conceding just one.

24/03/2021

Bayern Munchen

3

Rosengard

0

Women's Champions League
01/04/2021

Rosengard

0

Bayern Munchen

1

Women's Champions League
19/10/2022

Bayern Munchen

2

Rosengard

1

Women's Champions League
15/12/2022

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15/12/2022

Rosengard

N/A

Bayern Munchen

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Women's Champions League

Rosengard Women Team News

Despite having had a week to prepare, Rosengard manager Renne Slegers could make a few changes to her side after rotating her lineup for the game against Benfica.

Bianca Schmidt and Ria Oling are expected to come back into the starting XI to feature alongside Jessica Wik and Gudrun Arnardottir at the back.

Rosengard Women's Last 5 Matches

27/10/2022

Rosengard

1

Barcelona

4

Women's Champions League
31/10/2022

Rosengard

3

Djurgarden

0

Damallsvenskan
05/11/2022

Brommapojkarna

0

Rosengard

3

Damallsvenskan
24/11/2022

SL Benfica

1

Rosengard

0

Women's Champions League
07/12/2022

Rosengard

1

SL Benfica

3

Women's Champions League

Bayern Munich Women Team News

Bayern Munich could be without the services of Linda Dallmann, Jovana Damnjanovic, Hanna Glas and Giulia Gwinn due to injury issues.

The visitors are also unable to call upon Maximiliane Rall, who suffered a broken nose against Barcelona, and as a result, she had to undergo surgery, with Straus likely naming an unchanged lineup.