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Bayern Munich Boss Louis Van Gaal: Victory Over Juventus Would Bring Satisfaction
The Bavarians have only one option if they want to proceed in the high-profile continental competition...
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Dec 7, 2009 5:44:28 PM
Ahead of the crucial Champions League showdown with Juventus on Tuesday, Bayern Munich coach Louis van Gaal has discussed the pivotal match in his team's campaign. The Bavarians need a victory to continue their run in the competition.
"Certainly winning against Inter has helped Juventus recover important points and improve their confidence," he said during a press conference.
"It is a result that is doubly important for them."
While Juventus may be buoyed by the win over their Serie A rivals, the Dutch tactician knows his team and his position at the club are also under the microscope.
"On our part, there is a lot of pressure, but we are back in the [Bundesliga] race," he explained.
"It's true that thus far I am not satisfied with what I have done, but if we go through [to the knockout stages] and win a few games in the league then we will be."
Asked about his possible starting XI against the Bianconeri tomorrow, Van Gaal gave no hints, "As always, I will send my best available players onto the field."
Adam Scime, Goal.com
"Certainly winning against Inter has helped Juventus recover important points and improve their confidence," he said during a press conference.
"It is a result that is doubly important for them."
While Juventus may be buoyed by the win over their Serie A rivals, the Dutch tactician knows his team and his position at the club are also under the microscope.
"On our part, there is a lot of pressure, but we are back in the [Bundesliga] race," he explained.
"It's true that thus far I am not satisfied with what I have done, but if we go through [to the knockout stages] and win a few games in the league then we will be."
Asked about his possible starting XI against the Bianconeri tomorrow, Van Gaal gave no hints, "As always, I will send my best available players onto the field."
Adam Scime, Goal.com
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