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I have no big statistical support when it comes to Braunschweig, they rarely lose convincingly, they obviously rose in shape, they're not at the level they were at the start when they looked like they stumbled into the first league by mistake. Again, for me it's all about how will Bayern start the game, and for a couple of reasons I believe they'll start off right from the start. The club's manager Marko Pesic doesn't often give statements, but after the defeat by Ulm, it's clear they have to be fully focused, play with the right approach and that they have to take Brauncshweig seriously. This defeat by Ulm obviously struck the Bavarians, and this season shows that after defeats their reactions in the following game were great. They lost to Zenit, and then they crushed Alba with around 40 points of difference (it was +18 at half-time), after the defeat by Brose they crushed Buducnost in an away game (+14 at half-time), after the defeat by Telekom they beat Frankfurt in the championship with +20 (+7 at half-time) away, then Ludwigsburg at home +29 (+23), and at Jena +44 (+29). Only after the second defeat by Zenit they weren't that convincing against Rasta, that was the part of the season in which the emphasis was at Eurocup and in securing the pass into the Top 16.
Brauncshweig lost with only -12 against Ulm. At the time, Ulm were weakened and they obviously underestimated their opponents, and I don't believe that will happen to the Bavarians who at home convincingly outplayed one Bayeruth (+16 at half-time). A lot depends on the circumstances when it comes to Bayern, they say they'll take Brauncshweig seriously, even though they rarely allow themselves two weaker home games. Quality-wise, they're above Braunschweig who raised their shape, but they're still candidates for the relegation battle, a team with short rotation.