The expensively assembled trio have frequently been blamed by the Spanish media for Real's unconvincing attacking displays this season, however, with the team relying on other parts of the team, not least defender Sergio Ramos, for goals. The spotlight will be on the out-of-form trio in Wednesday's quarter-final first leg in Germany as Real resume their bid to become the first team in the Champions League era to retain the trophy. Bayern's Arjen Robben, however, thought there would be no residual hard feelings left over from the thumping his side suffered in 2014. "Not at all, it is part of the past and not important anymore, we are only interested in the future," the former Real Madrid winger told Spanish daily AS. "We are playing to reach the semi-finals against a team of the size of Real Madrid and our objective is to progress.

Source: The Star April 11, 2017 02:03 UTC