Bayern\u2019s injury crisis is the team\u2019s biggest problem ahead of what would otherwise be a match for the ages against Real Madrid, the most successful team in the history of European club football. This home leg of the Bavarians\u2019 encounter with Los Blancos will be by far the greatest highlight of what has been a lackluster season up to now. Last Word on Football brings you our Bayern Munich predicted lineup for the game.<\/p>\n
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Bayern began its 2-1 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt with Manuel Neuer in goal. Joshua Kimmich and Noussair Mazraoui started on the flanks, as Eric Dier was the centre-back alongside Matthijs de Ligt.<\/p>\n
Konrad Laimer played in the holding midfield role next to Leon Goretzka. Thomas M\u00fcller, Maxim Choupo-Moting, Raphael Guerreiro and Harry Kane were the starting front four.<\/p>\n
Read More: <\/strong>What If J\u00fcrgen Klopp Became Bayern Munich Coach in 2008<\/a><\/p>\n That means that coach Thomas Tuchel changed relatively little from the Union Berin game a week before, compared to the rotation of previous matches. Nonetheless, there were still four changes made. Alphonso Davies, Min-jae Kim, Aleksandar Pavlovic and Mathys Tel went out for Mazraoui, de Ligt, Laimer as well as Guerreiro. Unfortunately, it ended up being De Ligt and Laimer who had to leave the match injured.<\/p>\n When just looking at the team\u2019s form, while disregarding the quality of some of the previous opponents as well as the injury crisis, one would have to say that Bayern are ready for Real Madrid. Given that the domestic season is one to forget, the Bavarians still have proven their quality in Europe this term, with only one or two performances that were below expectations.<\/p>\nBayern Munich Recent Form and Tactics<\/h3>\n