Patrice Evra (right) contests Bologna midfielder Godfred
Donsah for the ball during a match on Friday
Evra challenges Amadou Diawara (left), and heads the ball during Friday's
Serie A clash with Bologna (right)
‘We’ll
require everyone to play their part and we will need the Juventus
Stadium to be bouncing and everyone giving off positivity.
‘Against Bayern, you have to be ready from a tactical standpoint, and be ready to suffer. It’s important to play with intelligence, personality, respect and be fearless in our approach.
‘If a team-mate makes a mistake, you have to think that it can also be your fault and therefore offer more solutions to fix the issue.
‘The
psychological aspect is what matters in these games. You need to be
relaxed and look to enjoy the occasion as much as you can, otherwise you
go out and feel like you’re playing in a 20kg jacket.
‘Bayern are the favourites, but I’m perfectly relaxed from what I’ve seen in training.
I’ve got plenty of belief in my team-mates and if you asked [Pep] Guardiola or the players of Bayern whether it is easy to face Juventus, they would say no.’
Evra,
who lifted the European Cup with United in 2008, was part of the team
that drew 0-0 at Bologna on Friday night, a result that ended Juve’s
15-match winning run in Serie A.
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SOCCER PREDICTIONS FOR TUESDAY
23-02-2016
EUROPE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE:
Arsenal – Barcelona 2WIN
Juventus - Bayern Munich 2X
ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP:
Birmingham - Bolton 1WIN
Bristol City – Brighton 2X
Nonetheless, Massimiliano Allegri’s side still enjoy a two-point lead over Napoli, who host Milan on Monday night.
Bayern
beat Darmstadt 3-1 on Saturday to preserve their eight-point lead at
the top of the Bundesliga and their manager Guardiola will be desperate
to win the Champions League before joining Manchester City this summer.
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