Bayern Munich forward, Thomas Muller, has predicted an 'open game' when the Bavarians will host Barcelona in Tuesday's UEFA Champions League group stage tie.
Muller also revealed that Bayern Munich would take out Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski during their Champions League clash with the LaLiga giants.
Speaking ahead of the game, Muller said (via sport1):
"We have to play our game. Barcelona are strong in the transition game, and it is important to take Lewy out of the game. Our game is designed to be bilious when we lose the ball."
He added:
"The game will be more open. The three draws in the league were against opponents who are heavily defended at the back.
"The pure optimist could say: Here we go again."
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