Bayern can drive Freiburg back with a high press and repeated service to Kane. Freiburg have a home route through second balls, wide deliveries and restarts. Juventus can similarly hold the ball against Lecce, who have their own counter and corner contacts. Both games turn on whether the defending side can turn its first recovery into another box visit.
Freiburg can recover through Eggestein and Osterhage, then let Beste, Grifo or Suzuki deliver toward Matanovic. Their main suppliers played recently, and Osterhage covered after Engelhardt left early. Bayern's Pavlovic played the full Arsenal game but is now out, with Neuer also absent, changing the central distribution and goalkeeping roles. Freiburg's home supply and Bayern's less continuous away control make a close contest the stronger picture. That's why I'm siding with Freiburg.
Lecce can win a midfield second ball and send N'Dri or Fatah toward Geubbels; Gallo's corners also found Gaspar and Tiago Gabriel for first and second contacts. Juventus have Woltemade and Kolo Muani available, but Locatelli and Thuram remain out and Celik and Gonzalez played the latest match before being omitted from this squad. Lecce's Coulibaly and Pierotti also played their last match before being listed out, while the counter and corner roles used here remain available. Juventus should have possession, yet Lecce have more than one way to reach the box after a clearance. That's why I'm siding with Lecce.
