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Bayern have scores to settle

Afp, Paris
German champions Bayern Munich have revenge on their minds when they take on Juventus in their Champions League Group A match at their Allianz Arena on Tuesday.
It is the second season running that both sides have been grouped together and Bayern have a score to settle after losing home and away to the Italian champions by a 1-0 scoreline on both occasions.
Manager Felix Magath, who scored the winning goal for SV Hamburg against Juventus in the 1983 European Cup final, is confident things will be different this time out.
"It's nice that Juve are up next. Now we can see where we stand and prove that we are better," said Magath.
Both sides will be bidding to take control of Group A as they have collected a maximum six points after beating FC Bruges and Rapid Vienna in their opening two matches, with Juventus ahead on goal difference.
Amid injury concerns Bayern have been boosted by the news that French defenders Willy Sagnol (groin) and Bixente Lizarazu (calf) are fit to help them defend their 100 percent home record.
Since moving to the venue at the start of the season Bayern have won all five games and have yet to concede a goal.
Juventus will be without midfielder Patrick Vieira who has been ruled out with a groin injury he picked up during France's 4-0 win over Cyprus which booked their ticket to the 2006 World Cup finals.
Rapid Vienna, bottom of the group and still to score in this season's competition, host FC Bruges.
In Group B, Arsene Wenger's Arsenal will be looking to take their minds off their poor domestic run and claim a third straight win against struggling Sparta Pragaue.
A win over the Czech side, who this month sacked manager Jaroslav Hrebik, would go a long way to ensuring their qualification for the knockout stages.
Although Wenger's selection worries may be eased by the return of England centre-half Sol Campbell from his hamstring problem, he insists skipper Thierry Henry will not be rushed back from a groin injury which has sidelined the French striker since early September.
Swedish international Freddie Ljungberg (hamstring) and 10-million-pounds (18m dollars) midfield signing Alexander Hleb (knee) however have been added to the injury list.
Dutch side Ajax, who have just one point from their opening two games, host Swiss side FC Thun, second with
three points in the other Group B tie.
Spanish giants Barcelona, with maximum points and no goals conceded, will be looking to ram home their Group C dominance when they travel to Greek side Panathinaikos.
Second-placed Udinese aim to bounce back from their 4-1 thrashing away to Barcelona when they host tailenders Werder Bremen of Germany.
Group D leaders Manchester United, meanwhile, welcome struggling Lille to their Old Trafford stronghold.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side have had patchy form both at home and in Europe but nevertheless lead the group with four points after a draw with Villarreal and beating Benfica, and will be looking to pull ahead with a win over the French, who have yet to score a goal in the tournament.
Welsh veteran Ryan Giggs, who was 17 when he made his European debut in a Cup Winners' Cup tie against Atletico Madrid in 1991, believes United can relive the days of 1999 when they snatched the title from Bayern Munich in Barcelona.
"We feel we have a great chance. We've got off to a perfect start really and need to ram home the advantage" said Giggs, who will make his 100th European appearance for United.
Wayne Rooney is suspended and with five injured defenders and skipper Roy Keane sidelined, Ferguson must decide whether to put Giggs forward alongside Ruud van Nistelrooy, or leave him on the left and choose between Cristiano Ronaldo and Park Ji-sung for the other wide berth.
Villarreal midfielders Josico Moreno (achilles tendon) and Marcos Senna (calf and thigh) are both doubtful for the Spanish team's Group D match against Benfica leaving the way open for Hector Font and Alessio Tacchinardi to start against the reigning Portuguese champions.
Some good news for Villarreal coach Manuel Pellegrini is that inspirational midfield playmaker Juan Roman Riquelme trained properly Sunday after returning from international duty with Argentina last week with a variety of bruises.
TUESDAY'S FIXTURES
(ALL 1845 GMT)
GROUP A
Bayern Munich (GER) v Juventus (ITA)
Rapid Vienna (AUT) v FC Bruges (BEL)
GROUP B
Ajax (NED) v FC Thun (SUI)
Sparta Prague (CZE) v Arsenal (ENG)
GROUP C
Panathinaikos (GRE) v Barcelona (ESP) Udinese (ITA) v Werder Bremen (GER)
GROUP D
Man Utd (ENG) v Lille (FRA)
Villarreal (ESP) v Benfica (POR)