Champions League preview: Arsenal's eye on the opposition
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Your support makes all the difference.Bayern Munich are 15 points clear in the Bundesliga but their coach, Jupp Heynckes, is still wary of the threat posed by Arsenal tomorrow.
"Despite [Saturday's defeat], Arsenal have found their rhythm again in the last few weeks," he said. "They are very good going forwards and are an excellent team. I'm wary of underestimating them."
Bayern warmed up for the trip to London with a comfortable 2-0 win over Wolfsburg on Friday. Mario Mandzukic opened the scoring with an overhead kick before Arjen Robben confirmed the points in injury-time.
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