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Bayern Munich vs Sevilla Live Stream Free 2020: UEFA Super Cup 2020 Live Stream Free TV ChanneL: The last time the Bavarians were here, it was Pep Guardiola’s debut game against Chelsea. That feels like a different era now, but a number of players who played that game are still with us today.

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Unlike 2013, this Super Cup isn’t meant to be the start of a new era at Bayern. Hansi Flick, the man who won the treble last season, has the chance to do something Jupl never had — to follow up on his success. This Super Cup is meant to be a continuation of last season’s dominance. Can the team pull it off?

Team news
Aside from Tanguay Nianzou (thigh) and Kingsley Coman (quarantine), Bayern Munich have a full squad heading to Lisbon. David Alaba has recovered from the muscular problem that kept him out against Schalke, while Flick confirmed that Robert Lewandowski is fit and ready to play. Even Javi Martinez, who was supposed to finalize his move away from the club, has traveled with the team and is an option for the XI.

However, knowing Hansi Flick, don’t expect too many surprises. The attack is probably the easiest part to guess given that there aren’t many options. Robert Lewandowski will start his first ever Super Cup, with Thomas Muller in a supporting role behind him. Serge Gnabry and Leroy Sane are the only real candidates to start on the wings, but neither are likely to play the full 90. Hansi Flick still has a Bundesliga game on Sunday to worry about. Still, a good 60 minutes should be enough to beat Sevilla. Or maybe Jamal Musiala can come on and replicate his excellent goal against Schalke.

Bayern’s midfield is also set in stone. Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka are the coach’s preferred pairing, so expect to see them start in the middle. It’s still early in the season, so Flick will probably stick with this pairing a little longer. When rotation becomes necessarily, we might start to see Corentin Tolisso accumulate some minutes.

Now, the defense. This one is a lot harder to guess, simply because we’re not sure about the player’s fitness. David Alaba was a surefire starter at center back last season, but between his recent muscle issues and the contract extension drama, Hansi Flick might opt for Jerome Boateng instead. Niklas Sule is expected to start at the right center back position, while Benjamin Pavard is the only right back Bayern has (for now). The left back question is also up in the air. Will Lucas Hernandez start, or Alphonso Davies? It’s honestly a 50-50 decision.To kick-start UEFA club competitions for the 2020-21 season, the UEFA Super Cup between Bayern Munich and Sevilla is set for this Thursday. It’s the Champions League winners, Bayern, against the Spanish side that won the Europa League in August. Bayern rolled through UCL, crushed Barcelona 8-2 in the quarterfinals and beat PSG 1-0 to win the trophy, while Sevilla got by Manchester United and Inter Milan to lift the crown.

Entering the match, Bayern is coming off of an 8-0 win over Schalke on Friday in their Bundesliga opener, while Sevilla hasn’t played an official match since the final but did beat Levante 3-2 in a friendly last week. Bayern Munich: In fine form after the treble and crushing Schalke on Friday, Bayern are expected to roll in this game. Don’t expect a light lineup by Hansi Flick, and expect them to dominate from start to finish as they have done for the last year or so. They are so much stronger than Sevilla everywhere on the pitch, and the only way they lose this one is if they leave their scoring boots in Germany. The dominance should start early, with Sevilla’s outside backs likely struggling with Bayern’s speed on the wings.

Sevilla: Well rested, having kept their key players so far and having added Ivan Rakitic, the club is hoping to build off of a really strong 2019-20 season. But beating Bayern seems borderline impossible unless the German side just has a nightmare performance. With a physical central defense, Sevilla must play cautious because the club concedes more penalties than it should with reckless challenges. Against Bayern, that is asking for trouble.As Sevilla prepare to face Bayern Munich on Thursday in the UEFA Super Cup on CBS Sports Network — a battle between last season’s Europa and Champions League winners — the Spanish side is more than aware of the task at hand. Bayern, who overwhelmed the opposition last season by confidently winning the league, the domestic cup and the aforementioned Champions League trophy, are arguably the favorite in Budapest, but Sevilla striker Luuk de Jong is more than ready to face Goliath.

“For me, honestly, at this point, I think Bayern Munich is the best team in the world,” the 30-year-old Dutch center forward told CBS Sports (full interview in the video above). “How I see them play as a team all together, pressing and defending, attacking it’s like a machine, really.

“But I think in every game, you have chances, you have to believe that you have the chance to win the game. Even in the small moments and details in the game, you have to be ready and focused. Every game there will be opportunities. It’s going to be really tough for sure, but we always have faith, just like what we did in the Europa League, so now hopefully we can do it in the Super Cup, but we’ll see.”