Richard Henriksson’s analysis:
Barcelona Bayern Munich
Pep Guardiola in the semifinals against his old team. Much focus will of course be on his return and there is of course an advantage for Bayern to Pep feel resistance very well.
Bavaria starts away from home, but must now break the trend of making poor results outside Munich. It will not be as easy to turn around at home in the return this time.
Otherwise, it is understood the injury situation in Bavaria that makes it right now might be a slight advantage Barcelona. Ribery and Robben means a lot to the German offensive, but that Holger Badstuber was injured in the latest weakens a back line that will try to stop the fiery chain Suarez-Messi-Neymar.
Winning Chances: 55-45
Last mutually meeting: Bayern beat out Barcelona with a total of 7-0 in the CL semi-final in 2013.
Games Date:
period 5 May: Barcelona Bayern Munich
May 13: Bayern Munich-Barcelona
Juventus Real Madrid
It is usually supposed generally say that it is an advantage to start off, but in this particular case I think Juventus serve to initiate at home in Turin. With home advantage they can get the boost needed to cause an
Real dominated and deserved to beat out defensive Atletico, but I think even more in these games will become clear how much a Luka Modric is missing due to injury.
Juventus with its three central midfielders will make it very crowded in the middle and there is not a Sergio Ramos type that loosens up such a defense.
Another thing that makes Juventus have some slammin chance is that unlike the Real can put the main focus of these meetings, the league has already been decided.
Winning Chances: 40-60
Last mutually meeting: met in the CL group stage in autumn 2013. A win and a draw for Real then.
Games Date:
May 6: Juventus, Real Madrid
May 13: Real Madrid Juventus
The final will be held in Berlin on 6 June.
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