Bayern Munich's quarter-final match against RB Leipzig is confirmed for next Wednesday despite a public transport strike announced for the same day in Munich. The strike, called by the United Services Union, will affect public transport not only in Munich but also in surrounding areas. The union aims to draw attention to workers' rights and improve their working conditions.

Bayern Munich has stated that the match can proceed due to collaborative efforts from various stakeholders, particularly the Munich transport company (MVG) and the police. Special arrangements have been made to ensure that there will be exclusive subway services to and from the stadium, which has a capacity of 75,000 spectators, as well as dedicated bus routes.

While efforts are in place to manage transport for fans, Bayern Munich has cautioned that there will be restrictions on access and departure. The club has urged fans to allow extra travel time and, where possible, to carpool when traveling to the stadium. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges between labor movements advocating for workers' rights and the logistics of large public events.