Kim Min-jae v Seol Young-woo: Korean derby on cards at Augsburg

📰 Bayern Munich return from the international break with a Bavarian derby away at Augsburg. 📌 Key points 🏟️ Kick-off is 3.30pm local time on 10 October in Augsburg. 🇰🇷 If Kim Min-jae and Seol Young-woo both play, it will be a Korean derby. 📋 Neither player is in the Bundesliga's predicted line-ups. 🔁 Seol has made four league appearances this season, all from the bench, with one assist. ⚠️ Augsburg won 2-1 in Munich last January. 📝 What happened 🇰🇷 Seol joined Augsburg this summer and set up a goal within a minute of coming on for his debut, a 3-0 win over Schalke on 30 August. He has since come off the bench against Frankfurt, Leverkusen and Bremen, playing 48 league minutes in total. 🛡️ Kim was left out of South Korea's game against Uzbekistan during this international window because of accumulated fatigue. The Bundesliga's predicted XI has Dayot Upamecano and Jonathan Tah at centre-back for Bayern. 📋 Augsburg's predicted side has a back three of Matsima, Gouweleeuw and Brackelmann, with Wolf and Behrens as wing-backs. For a Korean derby, both players would probably need to come on as substitutes. 🩹 Bayern are without Jamal Musiala, who is recovering from a torn muscle fibre in his thigh. Augsburg are missing Banks, Mounié, Sakar and Suso, with Breithaupt and Kade doubtful. 📊 By the numbers • Bayern: 10 points from four games (2nd) • Augsburg: 7 points from four games (4th) • Seol: four league appearances, 48 minutes, one assist (all as a substitute) • Last meeting, 24 January: Augsburg won 2-1, ending Bayern's 27-game unbeaten league run 👀 What to watch 🇰🇷 Korean derby — whether Kim and Seol share the pitch is the big question for Korean fans. Seol named Kim as his role model when he joined. ⚠️ January's upset — Augsburg came from 1-0 down with goals in the 75th and 81st minutes. Bayern have a debt to repay. 🔥 Top-four clash — the sides are second and fourth, three points apart. Augsburg went top of the league for the first time in their history after a 4-1 win at Frankfurt in September. 🩹 No Musiala — who fills the gap behind Harry Kane is worth watching. The predicted XI has Olise, Saibari and Díaz. 🔭 Why it matters With Dortmund top after four straight wins, Bayern cannot afford to drop points in the derby. For Kim, it is a chance to put a difficult international window behind him and win back minutes. Kick-off is 3.30pm CEST on Saturday 10 October (10.30pm KST) in Augsburg.