Using their ruling activities both domestically and continentally, there's been some suggestion that Bayern are still the best team in Europe. Against BarAa, they could show it. Bayern Munich romped to victory against Italian champions Juventus in the quarter-finals, and have wrapped up their domestic name. It seems nigh-on impossible for Pep Guardiola to improve the Bavarian team when he will appear next time, and he'll be keeping a keen eye on this fitting as his future part meets his former one. The final time these teams met reasonably was in the quarter-finals of the opposition in '09. Guardiola was still in charge of BarAa, and Bayern supporters will not want telling of the way the link played out. The Catalans romped to a victory at home before drawing 1-1 at the Allianz Arena, in a dominant 5-1 mixture victory. Barcelona have not very covered Manhattan project Liga yet, although Tito Vilanova's staff are 13 points free from Real Madrid, and will surely secure it within the next several games. Still, they've shown signs of infallibility recently, and only qualified for these semi-finals with a target against a disciplined Paris Saint-Germain. Franck RibAry. Clearly, if the best player in the world -- Lionel Messi -- will be involved, he's likely to be important. But, just as key as how the Bayern support bargains with Leo, is how BarAa's will deal with size. Against Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona seemed to struggle the rapid counter-attacks and breadth supplied by Lucas Moura, Ezequiel Lavezzi and co. With RibAry likely to find some area in behind Dani Alves, he will be crucial in determining the results of this match. Brian Alaba compared to. Dani Alves - A new offensive left-back assumes on an experienced offensive right-back. The challenge down this flank might be vital. With Alaba having winger RibAry accepting more targeting duties ahead of him, he can afford to be always a bit more careful than Alves. Still being only 19, Alaba -- who obtained in the quarter-final against Juventus -- must remain disciplined, and not allow inexperience obtain the better of him. Jones MAller versus. Sergio Busquets - It is regrettable that Bayern's usual central higher level playmaker Toni Kroos has been ruled out for the others of the growing season through damage, though his teammate Thomas MAller represents a far more than sufficient stand-in. MAller's tendency to wander vast to link play means he'll prove to be a formidable opponent for BarAa's defensive midfielder Sergio Busquets to avoid. Javi MartAnez and Bastian Schweinsteiger versus. Lionel Messi - I could not ignore him any further. Despite apparently being hurt for the game against PSG, Messi got off the table in the second half and totally changed the match -- and was without even being greatly involved. The effect and impact he's on this Barcelona team was obvious, and how Bayern's deeply midfield pair of Javi MartAnez and Bastian Schweinsteiger cope with him will undoubtedly be key. Bayern through by way of a purpose - It is a link that will be extremely difficult to estimate. Doubtless these factors are the two most formidable in Europe this season, and trying to choose a winner is similar to splitting hairs. They both depend on a rigorous but disciplined pressing sport, and the success could be the more efficient team in this area. PSG hurt BarAa with a much more conservative, counter-attacking technique than Bayern are used to within the last few round, and the Bavarians are unlikely to be happy sitting therefore heavy as Carlo Ancelotti's part. However, they provide just as much of an approaching danger, and have a stronger midfield to boot. Their rapid counter-attacking play will do damage, and I believe they'll only fit through.
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