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Revenge on Real’s mind
PARIS. March 7: Th< omens may not be encouraging but seven-times holders . Real Madrid are hoping io exact sweet revenge on Baw-rn Munich when they meet In (he Champions League Wednesday, reporis AFP.
This is the return leg in (he two side's Group C second phase games, the first leg last Tuesday having fallen to Bayern 4-2 at Real's Santiago-Bernabea stronghold.
In Wednesday's other Group C clash Norwegian side Rosenborg host Dynamo Kyiv, bidding to overturn a 2-1 defeat in the Ukraine,
In Group D Italian giants Lazio travel to Feyenoord in defiant mood despite their shock 2-1 defeat by the Dutch side, while Chelsea host Marseille, the French club running out I -0 winners in round one.
Given their appalling record against German sides Real Madrid must take heart from Henry' Ford's assertion that "history is bunk".
But it ain’t going to be easy for the rejuvenated Spanish capital outfit.
Real, now flying high in the Spanish league after a faltering start, have never won an away fixture against a German side, and. until last Tuesday at any rate, had never lost to one at home.
Rested Saturday keeper Oliver Kahn is back in goal but Bayern are still without midfielder Thomas Strunz, Jens Jeremies and defender Markus Babbel. victim of a left thigh injury.
Real coach Vicente Del Bosque for his part must inject strength into his midfield which is lacking French World Cup winner Christian Karem-
beu. leaving him with no option but to pull back one of his three strikers, perhaps Nicolas Anelka.
Anelka now appears to be more at ease with the Spanish capital side, telling fans who clicked on to his personal internet site: "1 feel more and more at ease here - for me It's the greatest club in the world.”
Dynamo Kyiv's coach Valery Lobanovsky meanwhile is expecting a rocky reception at Rosenborg.
"Rosenborg played very w'ell in the second half in Kiev. I expect they'll be much stronger at home and will be looking to win." he forecast.
Lobanovsky sees defence as being a key area for both sides.
"I think we have similar styles, we both prefer to play on the counter attack so we've got to be extremely careful In defence."
Dynamo are still without Vladislav Vashchuk. Artyom Yashkln and Vitaly Koso'vsky but on the plus side international midfielders Sergei Konovalov and Yury Dmitrulin are expected to play.
With one point from three games and anchored at the bottom of the group Rosenborg can hardly be bubbling with opti-niisin.
It's 'gun to the head' time with a win from each pf their last three matches, imperative to stay In the hunt.
But the Dutch side are missing a string of players headed by Fredrik Winsnes apd the suspended Andre Bergohno.
Lazio travel to Group D toppers Feyenoord with Sunday's morale-boosting win over Lecce in the Serie A under their belts which left coach Sven Goran positively upbeat.
The Swede said- "Wa o
win in Rotterdam to change our destiny in the champions league. If we are able to play the same way we did against Lecce I'm convinced we can bring three points back to Rome."
Goran will have to count without his Yugoslav defender Sinlsa Mihaljovic. injured in the first leg.
Feyenoord were trounced 3-0 in the Dutch league at the weekend by SC Heerenveen in a game in which Cote d'Ivoire international Bonaventure Kalou was rested but he is set to resume active service in attack with Brazilian Julio Cruz.
Marseille beat a lifeless Chelsea but if they are to repeat that result they will have to overcome the absence through injury of captain Patrick Blon-deau. keeper Stephane Porato and central defender William Gallas.
Marseille must brace themselves for a backlash from "the Blues", especially with Satur-day's defeat of Newcastle lilting them to third in the English Premiership and a ticket to next season's champions league
In contrast to his Marseille counterpart Chelsea coach Gianluca Vialli has an embarrassment of riches to choose from, not to mention the brilliant form of Dutch keeper Ed de Goey who Saturday notched up a club record 22nd clean sheet of the season.
FIXTURES
Wednesday
Group C
Real Madrid v Bayern Mu-
nlch(At Munich)
Dynamo Kyiv v Rosenborg(At
Rosenborg)
Group D
Lazio v FeyenoordlAt Rotterdam)
Marseille v Chelsea(At London)