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Klinsi backs Bayern

AFP, Berlln
Bayern Munich coach Jurgen Klinsmann has backed the defending Bundesliga champions to recover from their worst start to the season in 31 years - starting with Karlsruhe on Saturday.
I laving led the league from start to finish last season, Bayern are currently enduring their worst start for three decades having lost 1 -0 at Hanover and been hammered 5-2 in Munich by Werder Bremen at the end of last month.
And to make matters worse, minnows VfL Bochum poached a 3-3 draw a fortnight ago with two goals in the last ten minutes which dropped Bayern to 11th in the table.
Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has given Klinsmann a guarantee he will still be in office at the end of the season and the exGermany boss insists Baycm are on the right track.
"We are going in the right direction, we just need consistency," Klinsmann told German magazine Kicker.
"We will pull through this. You have to take an episode like this on
the chin."
With nine points from seven games, Bayern need to pick up a few more wins before fans cries of "Klinsmann Gut!" are silenced around the Allianz Arena and a win at Karlsruhe would help.
With all his stars back from their World Cup qualifiers, Klinsmann will have a virtually full-strength side to choose from with only longterm injury victims Willy Sagnol, Christian Lcll and Hamit Altintop missing.
The biggest game of the weekend pits league leaders I lamburg at home to fifth-placed Schalke 04 on Sunday.
Schalke are waiting on the fitness of Germany defender Christian Pander and will have striker Kevin Kuranyi leading the attack after he walked out on the Germany squad last weekend.
Under new boss Martin Joi, Hamburg are playing an attacking brand of football and start the weekend three points clear at the top of the table.
Second-placed Hoffenheim are at mid-table Hanover on Saturday with the league's top-scorer Vedad Ibisevic leading the attack, but they conceded five goals in their last game away when they went down 5-4 at Werder Bremen.
Also on Saturday, third-placed Stuttgart are in the German capital when they play Hertha Berlin.
With one eye on next Wednesday's Champions League game against Panathinaikos, Werder Bremen host Borussia Dortmund and it remains to be seen whether coach Thomas Schaaf will rest his key players.
Having been beaten 1-0 by Hertha last time out, fourth-placed Bayer Leverkusen are at second-from-bonom Eintracht Frankfurt with goalkeeper Rene Adler back fresh from making his Germany debut.
Bayer coach Bruno Labbadia is waiting on the fitness of key players Arturo Vidal and Tranquillo Barnetta.
Bottom of the table Borussia Moenchegladbach are at VfL Bochum on Friday while fellow strugglers Energie Cottbus at mid-table Cologne on Saturday.
FIXTURES
Saturday
Werder Bremen v Borussia Dortmund. VfL Wolfsburg v Arminia Bielefeld, Hanover 96 v Hoffenheim, Eintracht Frankfurt v Bayer Leverkusen, Hertha Berlin v VfB Stuttgart, Karlsruhe v Bayern Munich, Cologne v Energie Cottbus
Sunday
Hamburg v Schalke 04