""We're really looking forward to it," said Kimmich after his sides 4-0 victory against Union Berlin. "Since I've been here we played Real Madrid several times - and we've always been knocked out. We weren't often the worse team, we were often just unlucky. At some point it's about time.. We're feeling good and looking forward to it.""
"Despite their recent shortcomings against Real Madrid - often times owing to extremely poor officiating - if there was ever going to be a time to beat Los Blancos, it's now. Bayern are firing on all cylinders, while Madrid are flailing in the league in the aftermath Xabi Alonso's sacking."
"Madrid have been particularly vulnerable in defense, a sore-spot Bayern will be sure to press as often as possible with their ruthless attack. Despite Die Rekordmeister coming in as clear favourites, Real Madrid is the one team you cannot underestimate, especially in the Champions League."
Joshua Kimmich has not experienced a victory against Real Madrid in six UEFA Champions League matches since joining Bayern Munich. Bayern has lost four times and drawn twice against Madrid. Kimmich expressed optimism after a recent victory, noting their past misfortunes against Madrid and emphasizing their readiness for the upcoming match. Bayern is currently performing well, while Real Madrid is struggling defensively. Despite Bayern being favorites, the unpredictability of Champions League matches makes Madrid a formidable opponent.
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