Betting tips for Ajax vs Bayern Munich 12.12.2018
The qualification as Group E leader is discussed this Wednesday night at Johan Cruyff Arena as Ajax play out against Bayern Munich on their final day of the group stage. Ajax still has the chance to qualify as a group leader, having to win this game. On the other side arrives a Bayern Munich that this season has been holes below the expected, but sees the tie as sufficient to ensure qualification as a group leader.
Ajax occupy the second place with 11 points, the result of 3 wins and 2 draws, with 8 goals scored and 2 goals conceded. The Ajax are in a fantastic moment of form and they arrive here already with the qualification to the assured ninth round, having now to discuss whether they will advance in the race like leader of group, or like second classified, since there are 2 points to separate these two sets. The Dutch won 11 of the last 12 consecutive matches in all competitions, drawing the rest at home to Benfica (1-1) in the fourth round of this grouping. Playing at home, Ajax have won the last 11 games, also in all competitions, and in 9 of those 11 matches scored 3 or more goals.
The team led by Erik ten Hag has left great impressions, adopt a football possession and control the game in the opponent's midfield, demonstrate great offensive creativity, many solutions in the last third of the field, and have talented individuals. However, the Dutch find here an opponent with a philosophy of game very identical, and also with a lot of individual talent, and can complicate their lives. Onana, Ziyech, Veltman and Donny van de Beek are low in weight for this match, all injured. The Dutch managed a tie in the first round of the group, and hope to get the better of the Bavarians in this challenge.
Champions League Bayern Munich, in turn, is in 1st place with 13 points, the result of 4 wins and 1 draw, with partial of 12 goals scored and 2 goals conceded. The Bavarians have not been very convincing this season, but they arrive here as group leaders and only need a draw to qualify in the first place. Bayern have lost just one of their last 11 successive games, defeating Borussia Dortmund 8, having won 8 in that time and coming here in a series of 3 successive wins over Benfica (5-1) Werder Bremen (1-2) and Nuremberg (3-0).
Bayern have won 3 of their last four races in all competitions, losing the rest to Dortmund, but it is important to note that these 3 wins were all well suffered, all by the minimum margin. Tolisso and James Rodríguez remain out, injured, and Coman and Robben are in doubt. The Bavarians face the strongest opponents in Group E, and they know they can not play for the draw because it will cost them a lot.
Ajax have been in great shape this season and have left great impressions in both the league and the Champions League. It is seen that in these conditions is how Ajax is stronger, and this even got a draw to a ball in the Allianz Arena. On the other side comes a Bayern Munich that has not been convincing since the start of the season, and has faced difficulty out of doors. The win is the aim of both teams, but it seems that Ajax will not lose this game.
Ajax occupy the second place with 11 points, the result of 3 wins and 2 draws, with 8 goals scored and 2 goals conceded. The Ajax are in a fantastic moment of form and they arrive here already with the qualification to the assured ninth round, having now to discuss whether they will advance in the race like leader of group, or like second classified, since there are 2 points to separate these two sets. The Dutch won 11 of the last 12 consecutive matches in all competitions, drawing the rest at home to Benfica (1-1) in the fourth round of this grouping. Playing at home, Ajax have won the last 11 games, also in all competitions, and in 9 of those 11 matches scored 3 or more goals.
The team led by Erik ten Hag has left great impressions, adopt a football possession and control the game in the opponent's midfield, demonstrate great offensive creativity, many solutions in the last third of the field, and have talented individuals. However, the Dutch find here an opponent with a philosophy of game very identical, and also with a lot of individual talent, and can complicate their lives. Onana, Ziyech, Veltman and Donny van de Beek are low in weight for this match, all injured. The Dutch managed a tie in the first round of the group, and hope to get the better of the Bavarians in this challenge.
Champions League Bayern Munich, in turn, is in 1st place with 13 points, the result of 4 wins and 1 draw, with partial of 12 goals scored and 2 goals conceded. The Bavarians have not been very convincing this season, but they arrive here as group leaders and only need a draw to qualify in the first place. Bayern have lost just one of their last 11 successive games, defeating Borussia Dortmund 8, having won 8 in that time and coming here in a series of 3 successive wins over Benfica (5-1) Werder Bremen (1-2) and Nuremberg (3-0).
Bayern have won 3 of their last four races in all competitions, losing the rest to Dortmund, but it is important to note that these 3 wins were all well suffered, all by the minimum margin. Tolisso and James Rodríguez remain out, injured, and Coman and Robben are in doubt. The Bavarians face the strongest opponents in Group E, and they know they can not play for the draw because it will cost them a lot.
Ajax have been in great shape this season and have left great impressions in both the league and the Champions League. It is seen that in these conditions is how Ajax is stronger, and this even got a draw to a ball in the Allianz Arena. On the other side comes a Bayern Munich that has not been convincing since the start of the season, and has faced difficulty out of doors. The win is the aim of both teams, but it seems that Ajax will not lose this game.
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