Bayern Munich conclude their successful 2019-20 Bundesliga campaign with a trip to sixth-place Wolfsburg on Saturday afternoon.

Both teams have achieved their aim for the season, with Bayern holding off Borussia Dortmund to seal top spot and Wolfsburg doing enough to qualify for the Europa League.

Match preview

Finishing top of the Bundesliga may seem like a formality for Bayern now - this was their eighth successive title, after all - but the Bavarian giants have not always had things their own way this term.

Indeed, it is easy to forget now following Hansi Flick's hugely successful spell in charge that Bayern were as low as fifth in mid-December, their title prospects seemingly in tatters.

Since losing 2-1 to Borussia Monchengladbach on December 7, however, the champions have embarked on a 19-match unbeaten run in the top flight, dropping points in just one of those games.

Flick has got the best out of his players, especially in an attacking sense, with Niko Kovac's disastrous reign now a thing of the past.

With the title being wrapped up last week, Bayern were able to celebrate at the Allianz Arena on Saturday with a 3-1 victory over Freiburg.

Focus will soon switch to their upcoming DFB-Pokal final showdown with Bayer Leverkusen, as well as the resumption of the Champions League in August, but first Flick will want to end the elongated Bundesliga campaign on a high.

Wolfsburg will themselves be in good spirits for Saturday's concluding league fixture, having cemented a place in the top six with a 4-1 win over struggling Schalke 04 last weekend.

The Wolves have won four, drawn one and lost three of their eight matches since German football resumed last month, seeing them climb from seventh to their current position of sixth.

In fact, the hosts have already taken one more point in the second half of the season compared to the same fixtures in the first half. Not since 2014-15 have they done better in the second half of a Bundesliga campaign.

They still have something to play for this weekend as they need to match or between Hoffenheim's result at Dortmund to qualify automatically for the Europa League, rather than going through to prolonged qualifying process.

Their recent momentum could come in handy when they take on Shakhtar Donetsk in the second leg of their Europa League last-16 tie in August, trailing 2-1 in that one from March's home leg.

Like opponents Bayern, though, Oliver Glasner's side will have no intention of taking their eye off the ball on Saturday.

Wolfsburg have won their last six final-day league matches, including an 8-1 win over Augsburg last season, but they have lost more games (35) and conceded more goals (111) in the Bundesliga against Bayern than they have versus any other team.

Wolfsburg's Bundesliga form: WLWDLW

Bayern's Bundesliga form: WWWWWW

Team News

Flick rotated his frontline for the win over Freiburg, handing starts to Michael Cuisance and reserve player Sarpreet Singh.

Unsurprisingly, it was still star man Robert Lewandowski who stole the headlines with a couple of first-half goals to take his league tally to 33 for the season.

The Poland international has scored 20 goals in 18 Bundesliga games against Wolfsburg - only Gerd Muller has netted more goals against one side in the competition's history.

Elsewhere, Manuel Neuer is expected to return after being left out last weekend, while Alphonso Davies and Serge Gnabry are back from suspension.

As for Wolfsburg, they have an in-form player of their own to call upon on Saturday in Wout Weghorst, who has scored five goals in his last four appearances.

Yannick Gerhardt is in line for a recall, possibly at the expense of Daniel Ginczek, but Glasner is otherwise expected to keep the changes to a minimum.

Wolfsburg possible starting lineup:
Casteels; Mbabu, Pongracic, Brooks, Roussillon; Gerhardt, Arnold; Steffen, Schlager, Brekalo; Weghorst

Bayern Munich possible starting lineup:
Neuer; Odriozola, Boateng, Alaba, Davies; Kimmich, Goretzka; Gnabry, Muller, Coman; Lewandowski

We say: Wolfsburg 0-1 Bayern Munich

Wolfsburg have more to play for than Bayern on the face of it, requiring a positive result to automatically qualify for the Europa League. Even accounting for the likely changes the visitors make, they should still have enough quality to keep their winning run going.