Bayer Leverkusen – Bayern Munich: semi-final showdown in the cup 
A place in the national cup final is on the line. The reigning German champions are chasing a treble this season. Kick-off should set up a fierce, high-tempo battle. The hosts are desperate to rescue their season with some silverware.
Leverkusen doubts 
The coach is dealing with a side that has lost its edge. The club are coming off a frustrating defeat to Augsburg. The gap to the Champions League places is growing. For now, the players are fully focused on this cup run. Their recent record against Bayern Munich is grim. They have not beaten Bayern Munich for almost two years. Defensive solidity will have to come first.
Bayern Munich machine under Vincent Kompany 
The Belgian coach is in charge of a side that just wrapped up the league title. The squad sealed their domestic supremacy this weekend. Attention now turns to another cup final for Bayern Munich. The club have not reached this stage of the competition for five years. Right now, the attack is flying. Their offensive numbers show close to four goals a game on average. They head into this trip full of confidence.
Likely line-ups
Bayer Leverkusen : Flekken ; Tapsoba, Bade, Quansah ; Grimaldo, Garcia, Palacios, Vazquez ; Tella, Maza ; Schick
Bayern Munich : Neuer ; Laimer, Tah, Upamecano, Stanisic ; Pavlovic, Kimmich ; Diaz, Musiala, Olise ; Kane
Football Prediction Bayer Leverkusen vs Bayern Munich
Bayern Munich to win
The visitors’ attacking rhythm should make the difference from the opening stages. The buzz of the title will lift the Bavarian group.
The opposition will eventually crack under relentless pressure. The gaps will be there, and Bayern’s forwards should exploit them.
The scoreboard should back the favourites on Wednesday.
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