Veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer says Bayern Munich know how to “hurt” Paris Saint-Germain as the Bavarians brace for their away clash with the Champions League title-holders on Tuesday.
PSG won the Champions League last year at Bayern’s Allianz Arena home, thumping Inter Milan 5-0, but the Bavarian giants travel to the Parc des Princes in incredible form.
Bayern have won all 15 of their matches in all competitions so far this campaign, setting a record for the best-ever start in Europe’s top-five leagues.
The 39-year-old captain said his side “don’t have any fear” of the French champions, adding: “We love to play against PSG and we’re playing to win.
”Neuer, a two-time Champions League winner with Bayern, said the visitors have a clear plan to rattle PSG.“
We are both teams that like to have the ball, that’s well-known, and perhaps we don’t like to defend much,” he said.
“There will certainly be opportunities to counter-attack. You have to be wide awake for that, and also try to have a good defensive structure against these strong and fast opponents.“
That’s exactly how we want to hurt the Parisians.” Front-and-centre in Bayern’s historic season has been the superb form of England captain Harry Kane.
Kane has 22 goals in Bayern’s 15-game winning streak but has also been playing a greater creative role in the side, dropping deep to help out in build-up play.
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