‘We live for the opportunity’

Vincent COMPANY does not think about the potential results of Bayern Munich in the Champions League, because he and his team protects the victory.

Prices are seemingly zahirt to Bayern, which defeated the first leg 2-1 in the Allianz Arena last week.

The company deals with many injuries between many injuries, Dayot Nowamecano and Alphonso Davies.

Although Bayern, Borussia Dortmund was 2-2, Bayer Leverkusen, Bayer Leverkusen’s Bunded Leverkusen’s Bundesliga’s Bundesliga is in excellent condition.

However, Bayern was released from the domestic dominance and was given a press conference before the match before the match was given a return at a press conference.

“You always ask what happened. If you have eliminated what will happen? Whatever we go, what if we are, we will do this.” But our landscape “said.

“How do we enter the game. In mid-April, we also won a game of winning a game from the Champions League semi-finals – it wins the Bundesliga. We live for the opportunity”

Bayern did not store a clean sheet in any of the last five matches, all of them show the deputy for Jonas Urbig injured Manuel Neuer.

COMPANY is happy with what Urbig has seen in that time.

“This is one of the positive stories we need to take from. Despite the gedmmers, we have 100 percent confidence in which we can do with these children,” he said.

“Whatever Jonas and other boys they show up so far,” they will get the results. The pressure is on experienced players. We will get Jonas’s energy and talent with us. “

The main choice for the company is to play a wide range of problems. Michael Olise and Leroy began against Dortmund, but Bayern was Serge Gnabri who came out of the bench to get up 2-1.

“We have two players who speak there. It is very important for tomorrow,” he said.

“The match will go all the way, in the last rounds of the first leg in the first stage. Therefore, it is important to be in the form of Serge Gnabry, Leroy Sane, Kingsley Coman and Michael Olie.

“We will see you will start tomorrow. The boys played, I hope they will do it again tomorrow.”