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2nd leg: Bayern Munich vs Chelsea [P+R]
- Thread starter Bilo90
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I think Bayern is going to bomb Chelsea with attack and score some goals it will be 2 -1 Chelsea go through or 3-1 with Makaay late goal - Bayern go through
but I could also easily see Chelsea winning 0-1 with Bayern attacking a brick wall as in Chelsea's solid defence
it is going to be a tough game, I think that late Ballack penalty is going to cost Chelsea in the end though
but I could also easily see Chelsea winning 0-1 with Bayern attacking a brick wall as in Chelsea's solid defence
it is going to be a tough game, I think that late Ballack penalty is going to cost Chelsea in the end though
Bayern can beat Chelsea because of…
…the return of key players
First-choice stars Roy Makaay, Claudio Pizarro and Martin Demichelis all missed the game in London. "But they're all back now and we'll have our successful first-choice line-up again," Felix Magath declared on Monday. Roy and 'Pizza' will go for goal while rock-solid Argentine Demichelis can stop the Blues both on the ground and in the air.
…Mehmet Scholl's super-sub qualities
Scholl is that rare commodity – a player who can come on and turn a game on its head. The veteran is not physically up to a full 90 minutes, but the 34 year-old could be set to repeat his decisive intervention in Saturday's victory over Gladbach when he fired the crucial equaliser just six minutes after coming on. His wickedly curling free-kicks are a legend across Europe.
…Michael Ballack's nerves of steel
Germany skipper Ballack threw Bayern a lifeline with his last-gasp spot-kick in West London, and followed that with the winner on Saturday against stubborn Borussia. Ballack's cast-iron nerves could be a decisive factor when the action hots up on Tuesday.
…the (almost) impregnable Olympic stadium
Bayern have dropped just five Bundesliga points at home this term, a 1-0 defeat to Schalke and draws with Berlin and Stuttgart, while the Reds have been defeated on home turf in cup competitions only once, another 1-0 reverse to Juventus. Otherwise, the spoils have stayed behind at the venerable arena.
…English club sides travel badly
English (and indeed British) teams, so powerful at home, appear to have an inexplicable away complex in European competition. British sides have visited the Olympic stadium 15 times, but only lowly Norwich came away with a win, a 2-1 success in 1993.
…Chelsea's problems at the back
The Blues' seemingly impregnable defence has been leaking goals recently, partly due to the absence of stars such as Ferreira and Bridge. Chelsea have conceded 14 in their last ten matches, but in the 14 preceding fixtures, keeper Petr Cech let in a miserly two goals. "We could definitely get two or three against this defence at the moment," Karl-Heinz Rummenigge declared.
…Bayern's loyal following
Almost 60,000 will transform the Olympic stadium into a seething cauldron of noise and colour, driving the team on to new heights. "I'm hoping and expecting the crowd to get behind us from the start and lift the players," boss Felix Magath announced.
…the return of key players
First-choice stars Roy Makaay, Claudio Pizarro and Martin Demichelis all missed the game in London. "But they're all back now and we'll have our successful first-choice line-up again," Felix Magath declared on Monday. Roy and 'Pizza' will go for goal while rock-solid Argentine Demichelis can stop the Blues both on the ground and in the air.
…Mehmet Scholl's super-sub qualities
Scholl is that rare commodity – a player who can come on and turn a game on its head. The veteran is not physically up to a full 90 minutes, but the 34 year-old could be set to repeat his decisive intervention in Saturday's victory over Gladbach when he fired the crucial equaliser just six minutes after coming on. His wickedly curling free-kicks are a legend across Europe.
…Michael Ballack's nerves of steel
Germany skipper Ballack threw Bayern a lifeline with his last-gasp spot-kick in West London, and followed that with the winner on Saturday against stubborn Borussia. Ballack's cast-iron nerves could be a decisive factor when the action hots up on Tuesday.
…the (almost) impregnable Olympic stadium
Bayern have dropped just five Bundesliga points at home this term, a 1-0 defeat to Schalke and draws with Berlin and Stuttgart, while the Reds have been defeated on home turf in cup competitions only once, another 1-0 reverse to Juventus. Otherwise, the spoils have stayed behind at the venerable arena.
…English club sides travel badly
English (and indeed British) teams, so powerful at home, appear to have an inexplicable away complex in European competition. British sides have visited the Olympic stadium 15 times, but only lowly Norwich came away with a win, a 2-1 success in 1993.
…Chelsea's problems at the back
The Blues' seemingly impregnable defence has been leaking goals recently, partly due to the absence of stars such as Ferreira and Bridge. Chelsea have conceded 14 in their last ten matches, but in the 14 preceding fixtures, keeper Petr Cech let in a miserly two goals. "We could definitely get two or three against this defence at the moment," Karl-Heinz Rummenigge declared.
…Bayern's loyal following
Almost 60,000 will transform the Olympic stadium into a seething cauldron of noise and colour, driving the team on to new heights. "I'm hoping and expecting the crowd to get behind us from the start and lift the players," boss Felix Magath announced.
This will be :Bow: Bayern Munich' s 100th Champions League game. That is quite an accomplishment indeed!
Becks is God
Reserve Team
Makaay 52'............................. Drogba 35'
TheBlueBalla
Starting XI
Filipower said:eeeeer....1 goal isn't enough for chelsea...just thought you'd like to now
roma fans
Was that even necesscary? Why are you being such a Carlos*ass for no reason? Wonder what the odds are that the same "faggot" scores against the goon squad this weekend?
Duly noted. Many are (understandably) tacit about Johnson's defensive ability, but I guess he did ok in the last few games. Huth/RC may be the first man off the bench in the case of an early goal/defensive struggles-Vince- said:
Chelsea can beat Bayern because :-.........................We are the better team and our players are better looking than yours...hehehee.....well as long as its a clean game (with no diving.....some hope)......i think we will get the job done....we dont need to hammer Bayern again,we'll just do whats needed and get back home to concentrate on winding up the EPL title......should be a cracker though......I hope to god the ref can handle it and i hope He aint a UEFA arse licker or we are in deep s.h.i.t....Wheres Collina when you want him?....... 
pede54 said:Chelsea can beat Bayern because :-.........................We are the better team and our players are better looking than yours...hehehee.....well as long as its a clean game (with no diving.....some hope)......i think we will get the job done....we dont need to hammer Bayern again,we'll just do whats needed and get back home to concentrate on winding up the EPL title......should be a cracker though......I hope to god the ref can handle it and i hope He aint a UEFA arse licker or we are in deep s.h.i.t....Wheres Collina when you want him?.......
Chelsea is full of ugly ducklings...............
F.C.B. 2 (Ballack, Hasan)
Chelski 0
MoM - Ollie.
TheBlueBalla
Starting XI
Man, and Juve fans were saying people wanted to see them tumble? This is positively a sh!t storm on the Blues 
Well, thats one way to look at it i guess
Rob said:
Well, thats one way to look at it i guess
[nlb]legend
Club Supporter
Come on Chelsea, do it for Mourinho, he s the one thats got you there so far , give him something back by winning the champions league!!!!
Forca Mourinho!!!
Forca Mourinho!!!