Jan-Arge Fjortoft

Yes, it is.

And I just come from Germany now and I've been reading all the different magazines and papers.

They still love their papers in Germany.

And this is all over the place.

I mean, this is a fiasco for them.

And as Archie was saying, they went to Leipzig and we thought they would get a win there to keep that momentum six points away from them and then beat Bayern at home and then you go on to three.

And now Niko Kovac has done a fantastic job, and as it was said, they've only lost once this season away against Bayern.

Now they more or less can ruin, quote, ruin their season in one week.

2-0 down in Leipzig, back to 2-2.

Then you expect the Niko Kovac team, then you expect the Dortmund team to just go to Bergamo, be disciplined, get yourself over the line, and then you are 3-1, deservedly down...

And then you got something of a stroke back there and you start doing something in injury time.

And then you do another stupid thing.

So, I mean, as a player, you can think that, OK, it's a fantastic chance now that we are playing in our fantastic atmosphere at Signale Duna Park.

We have the chance to beat Bayern.

So I think that...

After a loss like that as a player, when you're sitting there, you think, well, we have the chance, we can beat Bayern and can somehow repair a bit of the things that happened in Italy.

I will say this is what Bayern usually do.

This is going to be a statement win for them.

We are up for a fantastic football game, but I still think that they will win 2-1, Bayern.

Well done.