|
|
Heynckes confident Bayern Munich will beat Borussia Dortmund
Feb 26, 2013 12:25:00 PM
The 67-year-old is optimistic about his side's chances of progressing in the German cup as they prepare to take on their rivals
| Bet: | Returns: | Dortmund $45.00 | Draw $37.50 | FC Bayern München $18.00 |
|
The Bavarians recorded a 2-1 win over their arch-rivals in the German Supercup earlier this season, while they were held to a 1-1 draw in the Bundesliga back in December, and Heynckes has little doubt Bayern will maintain their unbeaten status against BVB this campaign.
"We have massive ambitions in the cup and we're totally motivated," Heynckes was quoted as saying on the club's official website.
"We play at home, we're confident, and we're playing an unbelievably high standard of football. It all makes us optimistic."
Wednesday's cup encounter kicks off at 20:30CET.
| Sign up today with Ladbrokes and get a $20 welcome bonus! |
|
Related Stories
Make Your Prediction Choose match
FC Bayern München - VfB Stuttgart
FC Bayern München
VfB Stuttgart
Prediction Submitted
Most Popular Predictions
-
FC Bayern München 4-0 VfB Stuttgart
- 28.57 %
-
FC Bayern München 3-0 VfB Stuttgart
- 14.29 %
-
FC Bayern München 5-0 VfB Stuttgart
- 9.85 %
Inside Goal.Com
-
Champions League Final Preview: Dortmund - Bayern
Jurgen Klopp's side will be eager for vengeance after watching their Bundesliga title slip into the hands of the Bavarian giants this term
-
The Dossier: Stop Martinez, stop Bayern
With the Mario Gotze missing through injury, Marco Reus will be charged with the task of stopping Javi Martinez from dictating proceedings in the middle of the park
-
Who will start for Kenya against Nigeria in Oliech's absence?
Goal.com reviews Adel Amrouche’s striking options ahead of the June 5 contest, which Kenya must win if they hope to reach the finals to be staged in Brazil
-
Kenya coach accuses Logarusic of sabotage
Amrouche is at loggerheads with Gor Mahia coach Zdravko Logarusic, whom he accuses of refusing to release the clubs' players to train with the national team
-
'Mario, you will never redeem yourself'
Mario Gotze's injury means the playmaker has now played his final game for Borussia Dortmund. In an open letter, a fan tells of his emotion at his controversial switch to Bayern