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Past triumphs spur on Lahm
Published: Thursday 20 May 2010, 10.40CET
With the German league and cup double already secured, defender
Philipp Lahm believes FC Bayern München are ready to go one step further and win the UEFA Champions League for the first time since 2001 when they take on FC Internazionale Milano in Saturday's final. "We are in a good rhythm of playing and celebrating," he said. "This can go on another week. We have the chance to repeat the 2001 team's success. The Champions League final is the biggest thing in a footballer's life so a certain level of nervousness is OK, but altogether as a team we have to cope with it."
Philipp Lahm believes FC Bayern München are ready to go one step further and win the UEFA Champions League for the first time since 2001 when they take on FC Internazionale Milano in Saturday's final. "We are in a good rhythm of playing and celebrating," he said. "This can go on another week. We have the chance to repeat the 2001 team's success. The Champions League final is the biggest thing in a footballer's life so a certain level of nervousness is OK, but altogether as a team we have to cope with it."
Published: Thursday 20 May 2010, 10.40CET
Past triumphs spur on Lahm
With the German league and cup double already secured, defender
Philipp Lahm believes FC Bayern München are ready to go one step further and win the UEFA Champions League for the first time since 2001 when they take on FC Internazionale Milano in Saturday's final. "We are in a good rhythm of playing and celebrating," he said. "This can go on another week. We have the chance to repeat the 2001 team's success. The Champions League final is the biggest thing in a footballer's life so a certain level of nervousness is OK, but altogether as a team we have to cope with it."
Philipp Lahm believes FC Bayern München are ready to go one step further and win the UEFA Champions League for the first time since 2001 when they take on FC Internazionale Milano in Saturday's final. "We are in a good rhythm of playing and celebrating," he said. "This can go on another week. We have the chance to repeat the 2001 team's success. The Champions League final is the biggest thing in a footballer's life so a certain level of nervousness is OK, but altogether as a team we have to cope with it."
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