The 39-year-old believes the Bavarians will get a hostile reception in Turin on Wednesday as they look to make the Champions League semi-finals
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By Severin Trompetter
Former Germany striker Oliver Neuville believes that Juventus will be going to “war” against Bayern Munich in Turin on Wednesday.
The Bavarians hold a 2-0 lead from the Germany leg last week and the 39-year-old feels the Italian fans will give Jupp Heynckes’ side a hostile reception.
“It will not be a pleasant atmosphere for Bayern. It will be a war against the Germans,” he told Goal.com.
“I know that in Turin, they have a small stadium and the Juve fans create a really good atmosphere. It is a different game [from the first leg].”
However, Neuville went on to back Bayern to progress thanks to their good work at the Allianz Arena last Tuesday.
“In football, you never know what happens, but I assume that Bayern will do it,” he continued.
“Should Bayern score, then Juve will need four goals [to progress]. I do not think they can succeed. Bayern are too strong this season.”