bastos80 wrote:With Hummels and Boateng out the best thing we could probably do is go all out offensively.
---------------- Lewandowski ---------------
Ribéry ------------ Müller -------------- Robben
------------- Thiago ----- Vidal -----------------
Bernat ----- Alaba ------- Kimmich ------Lahm
--------------------- Neuer -----------------------
Attack is the best defense... Or so they say.
BackY wrote:A speculation says boa is ok to play but he could tear the muscle ligament if he does. Its up to him to play, but knowing him he will 100% play... afterall its just speculation
#12 wrote:bastos80 wrote:I think 1-0 is a extremely unrealistic result.
Penalties would just be unlucky. Couldn't be mad about it.
With our record it's not just unlucky... It's embarrassing how we overall did on penalties since 2012...
bastos80 wrote:#12 wrote:bastos80 wrote:I think 1-0 is a extremely unrealistic result.
Penalties would just be unlucky. Couldn't be mad about it.
With our record it's not just unlucky... It's embarrassing how we overall did on penalties since 2012...
Win against Madrid, loss against Chelsea, win against Chelsea, win against Leverkusen, loss against Dortmund, win against BVB.
What's the problem?
[/quote]FCB&Paulaner wrote:if we have the entire squad fit and lewa in form, I don't care whom we play. Winning in Bernabeu has been a Bayern specialty, scoring at least 2-3 or even 4 there has been also a bayern specialty, this in the Galacticos era. So, if the team is fit and treats this game as a final, it's all doable. We were our own enemies last game, so let's hope for a bit of luck this time. Real is not a scary team, compared to for example Juventus, or Atleti, defensive wise. Overturning a deficit against the former would have been near mission impossible, but not against Real. We need not respect them at all and press high their defence, just as we did in the first half in Munich. of course it will be a complicated tie, but far from over. An early goal is what we need the most. This will make the game very tense, and could be in our favour as they play at home and will try to attack, creating more space. We need to be effective on the counters and set pieces.
harry-muc wrote:all this talk now doesnt matter. we have a chance around 15-20% to go trough. and im happy to believe in our team till we are down 0:1 and there are only 2 minutes left.
Effe11 wrote:Just remember Schalke won 4:3 at Santiago Bernabeu last year.
So why dont we make the same!
#12 wrote:harry-muc wrote:all this talk now doesnt matter. we have a chance around 15-20% to go trough. and im happy to believe in our team till we are down 0:1 and there are only 2 minutes left.
Not gonna mention a certain game here, but you can even score two in the dying minutes...
I think if we play 50 games, there is one where we even stand a CHANCE of getting the result we need... So it's more like 2%...
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