The 2-1 defeat in last week\u2019s first leg means that Bayern Munich must beat Inter Milan by one goal to force extra-time and by two or more to advance to the semifinals of the Champions League outright. This is no doubt a tall order, especially with all the injuries that the team have to deal with, particularly in defence. But the last several decades have shown that it is in the DNA of the club to produce some of the best results when the team\u2019s backs are against the wall. Last Word on Football brings you our Bayern Munich predicted lineup for the match.<\/p>\n
At the weekend against Borussia Dortmund, the team lined up as follows: Jonas Urbig was in goal, as the backline consisted of Konrad Laimer, Eric Dier, Kim Min-jae, and Josip Stanisic. Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka were the holding midfielders. Lastly, Michael Olise, Thomas M\u00fcller, Leroy San\u00e9, and Harry Kane made up the front four.<\/p>\n
Read More: <\/strong>Bayern Munich: The Wembley Generation Review<\/a><\/p>\n So, the only change coach Vincent Kompany made at the start, compared to the first leg against Inter, was to bring in M\u00fcller for Raphael Guerreiro.<\/p>\n Despite all the positives from recent games, the fact remains that the team are winless in their last two outings. For a club built on a culture of winning, that is considered a bad spell.<\/p>\n Read\u00a0<\/strong>More:<\/strong> ‘ Insane<\/a><\/span>\u00a0Professional\u2019: The Three Greatest Bayern Munich Goalkeepers<\/a><\/p>\nBayern Munich Recent Form and Tactics<\/h3>\n