Levi Rothermund
Bayern Munich vs Augsburg brings a Bavarian derby edge to Bundesliga Round 19, with the league leaders putting a record-level start on the line at the Allianz Arena. Bayern sit top with 50 points from 18 matches and an unbeaten league run stretching back to March 2025, powered by Harry Kane, Michael Olise, and Luis Díaz. Augsburg arrive in 15th, only three points above the relegation playoff spot, and badly need a result to stop the slide. It’s a classic clash of title pace versus survival pressure, with plenty at stake on both sides.
Match Preview
Bayern enter this Matchday 19 fixture as defending champions and current Bundesliga leaders, with 16 wins and 2 draws from 18 matches. Their numbers are dominant: 71 goals scored, 13 conceded, and a +57 goal difference. Kane (21 goals), Olise (10 goals, 13 assists), and Díaz (9 goals, 9 assists) sit at the top end of the league’s attacking output, and Bayern have been especially ruthless late in games, scoring heavily in the final quarter-hour this season.
The schedule also matters. Bayern come off a midweek 2-0 Champions League win over Union Saint-Gilloise on January 21, 2026, where Kim Min-Jae was sent off. In the league, they most recently crushed RB Leipzig 5-1 away on January 17. Augsburg arrive winless in five (three draws, two losses) and have just thrown away a 2-0 lead in a 2-2 draw with Freiburg. They also carry key absences: Noahkai Banks is suspended, while Jeffrey Gouweleeuw and Chrislain Matsima are out injured, with Kristijan Jakić a doubt.
History heavily favors Bayern: 27 wins in 33 Bundesliga meetings, and Augsburg have only one league win at the Allianz Arena on record (May 2015). Augsburg have still produced shocks in the past, including ending Bayern’s long unbeaten run in April 2014. Bayern won the reverse fixture 3-2 on August 30, 2025 after leading 3-0, so Augsburg will point to that late push as proof they can at least make it uncomfortable.
Where to watch on TV & Live Stream
Kick-off is 15:30 CET on Saturday, January 24, 2026 at the Allianz Arena (Munich). Broadcast coverage depends on your region: fans in the UK can watch on Sky Sports, viewers in the USA can stream on ESPN+, and viewers in Canada can watch on DAZN. In Germany, Bundesliga coverage is split, with Sky Deutschland among the main options.
| Region/Country | Kick-off Time (Local) |
| UK | 14:30 (Jan 24) |
| USA (ET) | 09:30 (Jan 24) |
| USA (PT) | 06:30 (Jan 24) |
| Australia (Sydney) | 02:30 (Jan 25) |
| Japan | 23:30 (Jan 24) |
| India | 20:00 (Jan 24) |
How to watch Bayern Munich vs Augsburg online
The safest way to stream Bayern vs Augsburg is through your territory’s official Bundesliga rights holder. In the UK, Sky subscribers can use Sky Go, while cord-cutters can use NOW (Sky’s streaming service). NOW pricing listed for sports access is approximately £14.99 for a 24-hour pass, with longer options available (including an annual sports pass at approximately £229.99). In the USA, the match carries an ESPN+ designation, with ESPN+ priced at approximately $11.99/month (or via bundles). In Canada, DAZN is the standard destination for Bundesliga streaming. Most services apply geo-restrictions tied to your account region and payment method, so use the correct local platform for reliable access.
| Country | Official Broadcaster/Stream |
| UK | Sky Sports (Sky Go, NOW) |
| USA | ESPN+ |
| Canada | DAZN |
| Australia | beIN |
| China | Migu, QQ Sports Live |
| Germany | WOW, Sky Sport |
| Denmark | Viaplay |
| Spain, Portugal, Japan | DAZN |
| France | beIN |
| Poland | Canal+, Eleven Sports |
| Ukraine | Setanta Sports |
| Africa | StarTimes |
| Latin America | Disney+ |
Spotlight Countries
- United Kingdom: Watch on Sky Sports. Stream it on Sky Go with a Sky subscription, or use NOW for flexible passes if you don’t have Sky.
- United States: Stream Bayern vs Augsburg on ESPN+. ESPN+ is the primary Bundesliga streaming home in the US and this match is listed with an ESPN+ designation.
- Canada: DAZN is the standard option for Bundesliga coverage. Use the DAZN app on mobile, web, or smart TV to watch live.
- Germany: Domestic Bundesliga coverage runs through Sky Sport and WOW. Check the Sky/WOW schedule for the exact channel feed for this Saturday slot.
- Australia: Bundesliga coverage is carried on beIN per the rights list. Use beIN’s streaming access via its supported apps and services in Australia.
How to watch anywhere with VPN
Broadcasters lock streams by region, so traveling can block access to the service you pay for at home. A VPN can change your IP location, but using one may violate the streaming platform’s terms. If you still choose to use a VPN, do it carefully and expect some services to block VPN traffic.
- 1. Get a VPN: Install a reputable VPN on iOS, Android, desktop, or your router for smart TV access.
- 2. Connect to a server: Pick a server in the country where your streaming subscription is registered (for example, the UK for Sky/NOW).
- 3. Log in and play: Open the official app or website, sign in, and start the live stream. If it fails, try a different server or disable ad blockers.
How to watch at Sportsbooks
Some regulated sportsbooks offer live streams for selected football matches, including Bundesliga fixtures in certain regions. Availability depends on your country, licensing, and the match. Sportsbook streams are not as reliable as official broadcasters for big games.
- 1. Register: Create an account with a sportsbook that offers live streaming in your region (examples mentioned include Bet365 and Unibet).
- 2. Deposit: Many sites require a funded balance (or a recent bet) before the stream unlocks.
- 3. Find the match: Go to the live section and look for the streaming/play icon next to Bayern Munich vs Augsburg.
Bayern vs Augsburg is set up as a high-stakes Round 19 clash: title momentum and record chasing on one side, relegation pressure on the other. Get your stream sorted before 15:30 CET and check your local listings for the correct channel and app.