Alamen001: I expect the same treatment Real Madrid gave to valencia in the final sometimes ago. The big fish will swallow the small fish.

2000.

Raul's goal was something else! Wonder strike!

I'm hoping BvB wins this one.

#TeamBVB

[quote author=Afam4eva]Normally i would support the underdog which is Borrusia Dortmund but i feel for bayern considering the fact that they lost last year's final to another underdog and a tactical beried team who have brought shame to world football. I will be happy with whoever wins since it's going to stay in the Bundesliga. At least the German Bundesliga has taken the second place after the La Liga and following them is the Serie A, French league, Portugese league and the Turkish league. Asshole

mukina2: Who will be crowned 2013 European Champions? Like if you think it's

Dortmund

no na arsenal!!

Like this post, if u know there is still hope for arsenal!!

Whoever defeat Barca in Semi-final, win the Champions league.
Manu in 2008
Inter milan 2010
Chelsea 2012
Bayern 2013.........
Bayern all the way.

[size=20pt]Bayern all d way[/size]

Whatever the scoreline wants, it can be. One thing I'm sure of is that nothing can be Bayern's impediment in triumphing in this UCL final.





My sacred LIFE is on it.

My money is on Dortmund anyday anytime!

boron10:
How mama go carry baby for 9 months come give am this kind name?

bruv... its jusst an impunity to sonship in My clan!... chowww!

uzeba: Like this post, if u know there is still hope for arsenal!!

hope is very far naw!...try patient either!...ish

Lordave: Whatever the scoreline wants, it can be. One thing I'm sure of is that nothing can be Bayern's impediment in triumphing in this UCL final.





My sacred LIFE is on it.

Heee bare, omakonren yii, you are too youngi to die o. Dont bet ur life on futubollu rara ke.

Bayern will win.

Referee: Nicola Rizzoli (Italy)
Assistant referees: Renato Faverani (Italy), Andrea Stefani (Italy)
Fourth Official: Damir Skomina (Slovenia)
Additional assistant referees: Gianluca Rocchi (Italy), Paolo Tagliavento (Italy).

Bayern go choke. BVB will win.

There will also be one strange red card to a Bayern substitute.

Hmmmmm.......strange things happening in UCL

siddiq202: You guyz (Dortmund) knocked out the king of clubs out of the competition. Anything less than the trophy will not be acceptable.

Go Dortmund

then which club are you refering to?

mukina2:

Predicted Bayern XI: Neuer; Lahm, Van Buyten, Dante, Alaba; Javi Martinez, Schweinsteiger; Robben, Muller, Ribery; Mandzukic

Predicted Dortmund XI: Weidenfeller; Piszczek, Subotic, Hummels, Schmelzer; Bender, Gundogan; Blaszczykowski, Gotze, Reus; Lewandowski

DVB ahead of Boateng? i laugh

I ain't a fan øf either club, but i'm pretty sure bayern will nøt want 2 give up øn dis 1. It's gøing 2 b a 50/50 encøunter.

In as much as I want dortmond to win,I dont want lewandowski to score more than one goal.....I want Ronaldo to go home with the Golden boat...






Lest I forget..







It's gonna be an interesting match to watch.It is high time a German team wins the champions league because they deserve it for their hardwork.
One only need to look at the talents at their disposal.Thomas Muller,Toni Kroos,Julian Draxlar,Mario Gotze,Marco Reus,Andre Shurrle,Ilkay Gundogan,Matt Hummels,Holger Badsturber,The Bender brothers,And not forgeting Mesut Ozil and Samir Khedira that are plying their trade in Spain...
All in all Germany's youth development has paid off..
One thing am happy about is that a German team is winning the UCL..










See you guyz on saturday.

[size=18pt]Borussia Dortmund have confirmed that Mario Gotze will miss Saturday's Champions League final against Bayern Munich.[/size]

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Ofcourse Bayern would win!! They lost 2 CHELSEA last season!! I think they deserve it..

BVB fans are not smiling ooo.

Here's a letter from one of them

Farewell Mario, you will never get the chance to redeem yourself'

Dear Mario,

Despite your move to Bayern Munich being announced over a month ago, many Borussia Dortmund fans are still very upset. Being a passionate BVB supporter myself, I want to approach the subject with a more levelheaded perspective.

When Jan Age Fjortoft tweeted on the night of April 22 that Bild was going to break a major transfer story at midnight, I had an uneasy feeling which I couldn't quite explain to myself. A few minutes later came the shock: Mario Gotze was going to Bayern.

After staring at my monitor in disbelief for a few seconds, I was overwhelmed by a sense of emptiness. It was just a rumour at the time but we all knew there had to be some truth to it. Then the confirmation from Dortmund arrived the next morning

Disappointment | BVB fans have been left reeling by Gotze's decision




At first, I just felt unbelievably disappointed. That you, my beloved Mario, had fled to our main rivals just seemed inexplicable to me. Ever since you celebrated a goal with Dede's shirt, I truly believed that you identified fully with our club.

On the other had, I have to admit that I wasn't that surprised. I had always known that you were longing for greatness, which could make you abandon values like loyalty or allegiance.

Many Dortmund fans regard your decision as a betrayal but it's just the logical consequence of your ambition. Bayern have reached three of the last four Champions League finals and are set to become one of Europe's best sides for years to come.

That, coupled with the appeal of working with a world-class coach like Pep Guardiola, means it's understandable that you have decided against a move abroad and taken the controversial path towards the Allianz Arena. I am also sure the temptation of a €10 million annual salary made quite an impression on you.

I usually follow the fortunes of former Dortmund players and I even occasionally enjoy it when they score against us. This will prove a tad difficult in your case



So, looking at all the facts, there is no reason for thousands of BVB fans to be so brokenhearted.

Unfortunately, it's not that easy. Football is ruled by emotions - more so than any other sport - and people from the Ruhr tend to develop particularly strong feelings for their clubs, which sometimes reaches worrying levels.

This Dortmund team have always given the impression that the ordinary rules of football do not apply to them. It felt like a group of friends pursuing a dream together, with money and glamour coming second to them.

People can point to the exits of Shinji Kagawa and Nuri Sahin, but the former left Signal Iduna Park to pursue a dream, the latter departed in completely different circumstances.

Your decision felt different because you emerged from Dortmund's youth academy. As your team-mate Mats Hummels pointed out, the Germany players at BVB shared the aim of taking the club to the next level.

"Hummels had always thought that the Germany players at BVB shared the aim to take the club to the next level"


Titles and trophies weren't that important to Hummels since he wanted to be involved in something special. So the move to an established power like Bayern has never tempted him. This doesn't seem to be the case for you, but I cannot hold that against you as everybody is different.

Your youth combined with the influence of your agent and your Bavarian roots will have been the most influential factors.

And yet, I cannot deny a feeling of disappointness. Dortmund's last three seasons can confidently be described as fairytale-like but the departure of one of our homegrown talents has taken the gloss off the story.

I can imagine that many BVB fans feel like they have woken up from a beautiful dream. What makes me particularly sad is your lack of remorse towards your current fans.

You knew that a move abroad would have had a different effect but you have robbed yourself of the farewell you deserve. After the last home game of the season, only Patrick Owomoyela said his goodbyes - a wise decision by the club, considering the current mood.

You owe Dortmund a lot but the club also owes you a debt of gratitude.

And so all that remains for me is to thank you for these three amazing years. It was a pleasure to watch you play football at the most beautiful stadium in the world. You were one of the defining figures of my time as a fan.

When you don a Bayern jersey next season, it will feel wrong and I will look on with misery as you continue to mesmerise the Bundesliga.

Unlike other supporters, I won't join the chorus of whistles that undoubtedly await you when you return to Dortmund. I know that you made an understandable decision for a 20-year-old with very little experience of life.

I had hoped that you would be fit in time to feature against Bayern at Wembley on Saturday so that we could have shared one last wonderful moment together. Who knows how much a winning goal would have made up for your decision?

However, I wish happiness for you and your family in Munich. I usually follow the fortunes of former Dortmund players and I even occasionally enjoy it when they score against us. This will prove a tad difficult in your case.



Farewell Mario, you will never get the chance to redeem yourself'

2015 Champions League final will be held in Berlin.

Afam4eva: Normally i would support the underdog which is Borrusia Dortmund but i feel for bayern considering the fact that they lost last year's final to another underdog and a tactical beried team who have brought shame to world football. I will be happy with whoever wins since it's going to stay in the Bundesliga. At least the German Bundesliga has taken the second place after the La Liga and following them is the Serie A, French league, Portugese league and the Turkish league.

In ur dreams!

lawquery: Ofcourse Bayern would win!! They lost 2 CHELSEA last season!! I think they deserve it..

They (Bayern) should not be over confident.
Dortmund will not be an easy ride but i
hope Bayern win.

mukina2: Who will be crowned 2013 European Champions? Like if you think it's

Dortmund

I love those Dortmund guys, wish dem well on saturday.counting on LEWANDO and REUS.

Don't really care who wins...

Bayern go win joor even if dem close em'eyez ...afta trashing barca *sigh*