Will Borussia Dortmund v Bayern Munich ignite or end the Bundesliga title race? Plus the return of the Danish Superliga and Polish Ekstraklasa. But what should you be looking out for?

1. Borussia Dortmund v Bayern Munich – Robert Lewandowski SMM, 67-77
Only 4 points separate Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, a lead that will shrink to a solitary point if the hosts can pick up the win this Tuesday, at 5.30pm on BT Sport 1.

Both sides have been pretty strong since the restart. Bayern are now unbeaten in 13 games, most recently hammering Eintracht Frankfurt 5-2 in a near like-for-like revenge for November’s shock 5-1 defeat. Dortmund, meanwhile, have beaten Schalke 4-0 and Wolfsburg 2-0, meaning they’ve conceded just once in their last 6 league fixtures.

Much of Tuesday’s focus is going to be on the club’s respective star forwards. Erling Braut Haaland was denied a goal at the weekend, leaving him on 10 Bundesliga goals in 10 appearances. In contrast Robert Lewandowski has scored in both games this month, taking him to a staggering 27 league goals in 25 fixtures.

Will Lewandowski be the one to sink his old club? Spreadex has the Polish pouncer at an SMM spread of 67-77, to Haaland’s 40-47.

2. Bayern Leverkusen v Wolfsburg – Total Goals, 3.05-3.25
Saturday’s 3-1 win at Borussia Monchengladbach saw Bayer Leverkusen swap places with their hosts. Die Werkself now sit in 4th place on 53 points, sneaking back into the Champions League zone.

They’ll want to keep up their fine form – 8 wins in 10 Bundesliga games in 2020 –when they host Wolfsburg at 7.30pm on BT Sport 2.

Bayer have scored 7 goals since the restart, with the young Kai Havertz nabbing 4 of them. Wolfsburg, however, are as lacking going forwards as they are stingy at the back, scoring 36 and conceding 33.

With all that in mind, Spreadex is offering a Total Goals spread of 3.05-3.25.

3. RB Leipzig v Hertha Berlin – Total Goal Minutes, 171-186
After a string of draws – 2 before the restart and 1 after – RB Leipzig got back on the horse at the weekend, smashing Mainz 5-0. Timo Werner was the star, his hat-trick taking his league total to 24.

Hertha, meanwhile, came out the other side of the Berlin derby triumphant, beating Union 4-0.

Last time these sides met, it ended up 4-2 to Leipzig, with 3 goals coming between the 87th minute and the final whistle. Will it be a similarly thrilling fixture this Wednesday, at 5.30pm on BT Sport 1? Spreadex are offering a Total Goal Minutes spread of 171-186.

4. AGF v Randers – AGF/Randers Goal Supremacy, 0.1-0.3
In the first game of the Danish Superliga since March 12th, Randers travel to AGF at 6pm this Thursday, live-streaming on Spreadex.com.

This is a game in hand for both sides. A win for AGF would simply strengthen their already high chance of reaching the Championship round – they’re sat in 3rd place on 40 points, 10 behind 2nd place Copenhagen and 1 above Brondby.

Victory for Randers, however, would comparatively do far more for the club. Sat in 7th, a win would put the side level on points with AaB, giving them hope of reaching the Championship round and avoiding a relegation battle.

Spreadex is offering a fairly slim AGF/Randers Goal Supremacy spread of 0.1-0.3.

5. Pogon Szczecin v Zaglebie Lubin – Pogon Szczecin/Zaglebie Lubin Goal Supremacy, 0.25-0.45
Like the Superliga, the Polish Ekstraklasa returns this week, with the 2nd game a trip to Pogon Szczecin for Zaglebie Lubin at 7.30pm on Spreadex.com.

Pogon are in 6th place on 41 points, and stand a good chance of reaching the Championship round. Zaglebie, on the other hand, are in 11th place on 33 points, and really need a win if they are to avoid a relegation scrap.

Spreadex is offering a Pogon Szczecin/Zaglebie Lubin Goal Supremacy spread of 0.25-0.45.

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