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UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE - 2014/15 SEASON MATCH PRESS KITS Estádio do Dragão - Porto Wednesday 15 April 2015 20.45CET (19.45 local time) FC Porto Quarter-finals, First leg FC Bayern München Last updated 29/05/2015 02:56CET

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1 FC Porto - FC Bayern München Wednesday 15 April 2015 - 20.45CET (19.45 local time) Match press kit Estádio do Dragão, Porto

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FC Porto will hope to recreate one of their club's greatest nights when they host FC Bayern München in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final. • Bayern, unbeaten on Portuguese soil, will start as favourites but Porto have upset the German side once before with a shock victory in the 1987 European Champion Clubs' Cup final. • Porto reached their first UEFA Champions League quarter-final in six years thanks to a 5-1 aggregate victory over FC Basel 1893, but the scale of Bayern's round of 16 victory over FC Shakhtar Donetsk was even more emphatic – 7- 0 on aggregate, all the goals coming in Munich. Previous meetings • This is the clubs' third European Cup quarter-final meeting – and Bayern prevailed on the two previous occasions. • In 1999/2000, the sides drew the first leg 1-1 in Portugal on 4 April 2000 and the Munich return looked set to go into extra time after Mário Jardel's 90th-minute goal for Porto made it 1-1. However, there was still time for Thomas Linke to secure a 3-2 aggregate triumph for Ottmar Hitzfeld's team. • In their 1990/91 quarter-final, Porto drew the first leg 1-1 in Munich yet Bayern won the return in Porto 2-0 thanks to goals from Christian Ziege (18) and Manfred Bender (71). • Porto's only victory over Bayern came in Vienna in the clubs' most significant meeting of all – the 1987 European Cup final. Trailing to a Ludwig Kögl goal (25), Artur Jorge's side turned the final on its head with late efforts from Rabah Madjer (77) and Juary (80). • The lineups for that final on 27 May 1987 were: Porto: Młynarczyk, João Pinto, Celso, Eduardo Luís, Inácio (António Frasco 66), Quim (Juary 46), Jaime Magalhães, Sousa, André, Madjer, Futre. Bayern: Pfaff, Winklhofer, Nachtweih, Eder, Pflüger, Flick (Lunde 82), Matthäus, Brehme, Hoeness, Rummenigge, Kögl. Match background Porto • Porto are seeking a first semi-final appearance since 2003/04 when they lifted the trophy under José Mourinho. • The Portuguese club's last quarter-final appearance was in 2008/09 when they lost to Manchester United FC. Their only two victories in six previous quarter-final appearances came in the seasons when they were crowned European champions. • Julen Lopetegui's men have won four and drawn one of five home games in this season's competition, play-offs included. • Porto's home record against German opponents is W7 D3 L3. • The two-time champions' record in two-legged ties against Bundesliga sides is P10 W2 L8. • Last season Porto earned their first victory against a German side over two legs in 37 years when they defeated Eintracht Frankfurt in the UEFA Europa League round of 32, prevailing on away goals. Bayern • Five-time winners Bayern are looking for a fourth successive semi-final appearance. • Bayern's quarter-final record is W16 L9. • Josep Guardiola's men have won six of their last ten away fixtures in the UEFA Champions League – including their 7-1 triumph at AS Roma in this season's group stage. • Bayern's record in Portugal is W5 D6 L0 – that 1987 final defeat is their only loss against Portuguese opponents in 22 fixtures overall. They are also undefeated in eight ties against Portuguese opposition in two-legged knockout ties. • Bayern's most recent visit to Lisbon brought a 5-0 victory at Sporting Clube de Portugal in the 2008/09 UEFA Champions League round of 16. Franck Ribéry scored two of their goals, while Bastian Schweinsteiger and Thomas Müller were among the scorers in Bayern's 7-1 second-leg triumph. Coach and player links • Lopetegui and Guardiola were team-mates at FC Barcelona from 1994–97 and were also in Spain's 1994 FIFA World Cup finals squad. • The two coaches met each other five times as players in Spanish league matches, winning one game apiece. At CD

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Logroñés (1991–94), Lopetegui faced Guardiola's Barcelona three times, all at home, drawing twice and losing once. With Rayo Vallecano de Madrid (1997–2002), meanwhile, Lopetegui posted a win (a) and a draw (h) against Guardiola. • Guardiola has a 100% winning record against Porto as player and coach. He helped Barcelona beat Porto 3-0 in the single-match 1993/94 UEFA Champions League semi-final and featured in home (4-2) and away (2-0) victories in the 1999/00 second group stage. As Blaugrana coach, he oversaw a 2-0 success in the 2011 UEFA Super Cup, when Helton was in the Porto side. • Cristian Tello made his Barcelona breakthrough under Guardiola in 2011/12, when he was a team-mate of Thiago Alcántara. He faced Xabi Alonso in four of the five Clásico fixtures against Real Madrid CF in which he played. • Tello and Thiago were in the Spain side that Lopetegui coached to the 2013 UEFA European Under-21 Championship, beating Sebastian Rode's Germany along the way. The previous year Lopetegui had led a Spain team including Juan Bernat and Óliver Torres to victory in the UEFA European Under-19 Championship. • Casemiro was a team-mate of Alonso at Madrid (2012–14). • Jackson Martínez and Ricardo Quaresma both scored past Pepe Reina when Porto beat the Spanish goalkeeper's SSC Napoli side in last season's UEFA Europa League round of 16. • In the 2007/08 round of 16, Manuel Neuer saved two spot-kicks at the Estádio do Dragão to earn FC Schalke 04 a shoot-out victory over Porto. Rafinha was also in the Schalke team, converting a penalty past Helton. Quaresma is Porto's other survivor of that night. • Arjen Robben scored past Helton to help Chelsea FC beat Porto 2-1 in the second leg of their 2006/07 UEFA Champions League round of 16 tie. Quaresma hit Porto's goal in a defeat that left them eliminated 3-2 on aggregate. • Bruno Martins Indi was, along with Robben, in the Netherlands side that overwhelmed Alonso's Spain 5-1 at the 2014 World Cup. • Robben won the added-time penalty with which the Netherlands beat a Mexico side featuring Diego Reyes and Hector Herrera in the last 16 of last summer's tournament. • Yacine Brahimi was in the Algeria team beaten 2-1 at the same stage by a Germany side including Neuer, Jérôme Boateng, Philipp Lahm, Schweinsteiger, Götze and Thomas Müller. Müller had hit a hat-trick as Germany beat Portugal 4-0 in the group stage. Match facts Porto • Alex Sandro, Danilo, Maicon and Torres are all a booking away from a suspension; Iván Marcano serves a one- game ban. • Porto lost 2-1 at CS Marítimo in the Portuguese League Cup semi-finals on 2 April. Two of the Dragons' four defeats this term have been inflicted by the Madeira side. • Tello tore a muscle in his right thigh during the final training session before Porto's 5-0 defeat of Estoril Praia on 6 April. The forward is likely to be out until the end of the month. • Quaresma scored once and provided two assists against Estoril, and opened the scoring from the penalty spot as Porto won 3-1 at Rio Ave FC on Saturday. Danilo and Hernâni scored the Dragons' other goals. • Jackson has not played since suffering a groin injury against SC Braga on 6 March. • Porto announced on 31 March that Danilo will join Madrid in the summer for €31.5m on a six-year deal. Bayern • Alonso is available again after serving a one-match ban; Boateng is a booking away from a suspension. • Bayern suffered only their second Bundesliga defeat of the season when they lost 2-0 at home to VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach on 22 March. • Robert Lewandowski scored against his former club as Bayern prevailed 1-0 at Borussia Dortmund on 4 April. • That victory was Bayern's 50th in the league, from 61 matches, under Guardiola – the shortest time any coach has taken to reach a half-century of Bundesliga wins. • Lewandowski got two more in Saturday's 3-0 success against Eintracht Frankfurt; he has scored nine goals in his last eight Bundesliga games. • On 8 April, Bayern booked their place in the German Cup semi-finals for a record sixth successive season, prevailing 5-3 on penalties at Bayer 04 Leverkusen after a goalless draw. The holders will play Dortmund at home in the last four

3 FC Porto - FC Bayern München Wednesday 15 April 2015 - 20.45CET (19.45 local time) Match press kit Estádio do Dragão, Porto on 28 April. • David Alaba missed a penalty and then scored in Austria's 5-0 UEFA EURO 2016 qualifying triumph over Liechtenstein on 27 March. Four days later he injured his left knee in a friendly against Bosnia and Herzegovina and is expected to be out for seven weeks. • Robben (out since 22 March, abdominal muscle) and Ribéry (11 March, ankle) are still sidelined. • Schweinsteiger (ankle) limped off in Dortmund, while Medhi Benatia was substituted versus Leverkusen with a thigh problem. Tom Starke suffered an ankle injury in training on 5 April. • Lahm (out since 18 November, ankle) returned as a substitute in the 4-0 win at SV Werder Bremen on 14 March, and Thiago (29 March 2014, knee) made his comeback against Dortmund. Javi Martínez (13 August, knee) is back in light training.

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