Munich (dpa / lby) - After the coup against FC Barcelona, the soccer players of FC Bayern Munich go into the Champions League game at FC Rosengard with increased self-confidence. "The win against Barcelona gave the players a boost. They now know what's possible when they put in a top performance," said coach Alexander Straus before the away game in Sweden on Thursday (6.45 p.m.).
On the penultimate group match day of the premier class, the German runners-up could already make it perfect for the quarter-finals. A draw is enough for the Isar team if Benfica lose to Barcelona in the second game of Group D.
However, Bayern do not expect a sure-fire success against the Scandinavian bottom of the group Rosengard. On the contrary. "Rosengard can no longer reach the quarter-finals, but for them it's about pride. It's always a dangerous position," warned Straus. The Munich team won the first leg 2-1.
