After a slight crisis highlighted by Bayern Munich's chief doctor quitting the team, the Bavarian side has managed to turn things around. Josep Guardiola's team is installed in the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League and just clinched their third consecutive Bundesliga title.
There has been some time to celebrate those achievements, but now Pep wants his players to treat their next game with the importance it has. They are about to face Borussia Dortmund in a game that could keep their hopes for a treble alive.
"We have showed that we are hungry. We know how tough Dortmund will be," Guardiola said ahead of the DFB Pokal semi-final game at Allianz Arena.
Robben is back and ready to do some damage to opponents
One of the best news for the Bavarian side is that Arjen Robben is finally back and ready to report for duty with Guardiola's team. The Dutch winger had a long absence with an abdominal tear that sidelined him since the end of March. Mehdi Benatia is also at the Catalan manager disposal for this game.
The winner of this game will play whoever comes out victorious of the match between Wolfsburg and Bielefeld. The final will be played on May 30th.
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