Atlético have historical advantage before facing Bayern Munich in UEFA Champions League

Atlético will host Bayern Munich on November 3 in the fourth round of the UEFA Champions League, in a match where the Spanish team aims to return to winning ways after drawing their last match against VfB Stuttgart, while the German team's previous match ended in a draw against Arsenal.

UEFA has highlighted key statistics ahead of the match, noting that Atlético have not lost in their last 16 home games against Bundesliga clubs, achieving 12 wins and 4 draws. They have also won their last 4 encounters in this series.

The Spanish team has an impressive record at home against Bayern Munich, having not lost in the last three encounters between them, achieving two victories and a draw. On the other hand, the Bavarian team has not lost in the last three matches against Atlético, having secured two victories and a draw.

UEFA has noted that Atlético have won 10 of their last 12 home matches in the UEFA Champions League group stage or knockout phase, and they have managed to score in their last 20 home matches in the competition.

On the other hand, Bayern Munich have lost just one match in their last 12 UEFA Champions League encounters, achieving 8 victories and 3 draws. They have also scored in their last 24 matches in the competition, while both teams have found the net in their last 9 away matches.

The match holds special significance for Harry Kane, the Bayern Munich striker, who has scored in his last 10 matches in the UEFA Champions League, putting him just one match away from equalling Cristiano Ronaldo's record for consecutive goals in the competition. He has also reached a total of 58 goals, placing him eighth on the all-time top scorers list.

In individual statistics, Manuel Neuer is preparing to surpass Thomas Müller and take third place in the list of players with the most appearances in UEFA Champions League history, having reached 163 matches. Meanwhile, Joshua Kimmich's next appearance will be his 112th, equalling Philipp Lahm and placing him fifth among German players with the most appearances in the competition.