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Bayern's redemption chance

AFP, Berlin
Coach Louis van Gaal says his Bayern Munich side have a chance to redeem their poor start to the season providing
they win Saturday's Bundesliga showdown with Bavaria rivals Nuremberg.
Having started the season without a win from their first three games, Bayern have finally hit some form with Bundesliga wins over defending champions Wolfsburg and Borussia Dortmund as well as a European win at Maccabi Haifa.
Wednesday's 3-0 win at Haifa got their Champions League campaign off to a flying start and Bayern's poor start in the German league - which included a 2-1 defeat at minnows Mainz - could be forgiven if they beat Nuremberg.
"We had a very difficult preparation before the season with limited time and injured players," said the Dutchman who took over on July 1.
"But if we win on Saturday against Nuremberg, we can speak of a good start - but first of all we must win."
Van Gaal is still without a full strength squad as Germany striker Miroslav Klose and French playmaker Franck Ribery are short of match fitness.
Fresh from their victory in Israel on Tuesday. Bayern Munich are looking to close the five-point gap behind leaders Hamburg.
Last week's 5-1 hammering of Dortmund put Bayern up to fifth in the table and the German giants are chasing
their third straight win against Nuremberg at Munich's Allianz Arena.
In a side packed with stars like Germany's Mario Gomez. Holland's Arjen Robben and France's Franck Ribery, home-grown striker Thomas Mueller from the southern Bavaria has impressed with four goals in his last two games.
Having scored twice when he came off the bench in
Dortmund, the 20-year-old who celebrated his birthday last Sunday, hit two more goals against Maccabi Haifa in Group A of the Champions League.
Leaders Hamburg, who have won their last four games, are at Eintracht Frankfurt who have climbed up to eighth in the table after being undefeated in their last five league games.
For Hamburg, Croatia striker Mladen Petrie is in fine form after he produced a wonder goal in die 3-1 win over Stuttgart, while second-placed Bayer Leverkusen are home to Werder Bremen and are level on points with the league leaders.
Stuttgart have a good chance to break their poor run of form having gone four games without a win when they host Cologne on Saturday.