Bayern Munich are set to open their 2025-26 Bundesliga campaign by hosting RB Leipzig at Allianz Arena on Friday. Vincent Kompany’s side reclaimed the title last season with 82 points and 99 goals. They also secured the Super Cup earlier this month. However, they remain defensively vulnerable.
So far, they have failed to keep a clean sheet in five matches. Leipzig, under new coach Ole Werner, endured their worst Bundesliga season. They finished seventh and missed out on Europe. They ended last term winless in five games and struggled away, winning just three of their last 18 fixtures.
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Here are the Odds to First Goal Scorer and Anytime Goalscorer for Bayern Munich vs RB Leipzig (via FanDuel):
| Player | Team | First Goal Scorer Odds | To Score Odds |
| Harry Kane | Bayern Munich | +250 | -250 |
| Jonah Kusi-Asare | Bayern Munich | +440 | -105 |
| Serge Gnabry | Bayern Munich | +460 | +100 |
| Lois Openda | RB Leipzig | +800 | +220 |
| Romulo | RB Leipzig | +1200 | +310 |
| Christoph Baumgartner | RB Leipzig | +1200 | +340 |
Harry Kane sits atop the goalscorer market at +250 to net first and –250 anytime, underscoring his status as Bayern’s most reliable finisher. Rising talent Jonah Kusi-Asare (+440/–105) and winger Serge Gnabry (+460/+100) provide strong secondary options. For Leipzig, Lois Openda (+800/+220) leads their attack, while Romulo (+1200/+310) and Christoph Baumgartner (+1200/+340) represent longer-shot threats.
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Here are the Odds to Assist Anytime for Bayern Munich vs RB Leipzig (via BetMGM):
| Player | Team | Moneyline |
| Michael Olise | Bayern Munich | +115 |
| Serge Gnabry | Bayern Munich | +190 |
| Luis Diaz | Bayern Munich | +240 |
| David Raum | RB Leipzig | +500 |
| Xavi Simons | RB Leipzig | +525 |
| Tidiam Gomis | RB Leipzig | +575 |
Michael Olise leads the assist market at +115, reflecting his creativity and vision as Bayern’s primary playmaker. Serge Gnabry follows at +190, boosted by his pace and ability to deliver decisive passes in the final third, while Luis Díaz sits at +240 as another strong option. For Leipzig, David Raum (+500), Xavi Simons (+525), and Tidiam Gomis (+575) are longer-shot providers but still capable of unlocking defenses.
Joining from Tottenham Hotspur, Harry Kane has already proved himself last season. His scoring run did not stop coming to Germany and even won his career’s first trophy at the club. There’s almost a sure chance that he will either score or assist. Hence, the odds are heavily at -455.
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There are a lot of expectations surrounding the youngster who has already fired for Bayern Munich in the pre-season. Hence, the odds for him to either score or assist are at -220
Michael Olise registered 20 goals and 23 assists last season throughout all competitions. It’s expected that he will be just as effective in the final third this season. Hence, the odds are at -188 for him to either score or assist at anytime.
Odds via FanDuel.
| Player | Team | Moneyline |
| Harry Kane | Bayern Munich | +220 |
| Jonah Kusi-Asare | Bayern Munich | +500 |
| Lois Openda | RB Leipzig | +1400 |
| Romulo | RB Leipzig | +2700 |
Harry Kane leads the multi-goal market at +220, as his scoring consistency makes him the most likely to strike twice. Youngster Jonah Kusi-Asare follows at +500, reflecting his promise but limited experience at this level. For Leipzig, Lois Openda (+1400) carries their best chance of a brace, while Romulo (+2700) is considered a long shot.
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