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The big day has almost arrived for the red-devils to achieve an impossible task. In-form Bayern Munich visit struggling English champions Manchester United who are sitting 7th in the league table. Every football fan around the globe knows the favorites of this game. But, when Manchester United are involved in a game, anything is possible. A win for David Moyes against Guardiola's side would be a great boost for the unsettled scot. David Moyes' men will need to take inspiration from the '99 Champions League finals as they look to pull a miracle against the Bavarians. It's never going to be easy to beat a German top side that won the league with 7 games remaining and are also 18 matches unbeaten in all competitions. The last time the German giants saw a defeat was in the hands of a determined Manchester City side who pulled a sensational comeback, four months ago. United players will need to pull their socks up and Moyes needs to keep his tactics no less tha

A good goalkeeper is half the team, Vicente Del Bosque knows why it matters to pick the best three shot stoppers on the plane to Brazil in their quest to defend the FIFA World Cup. With Valdes injuring his knee against Celta Vigo playing for the Spanish champions has put an end to his chances of getting into the team.  Inspite of not starting many matches this season for his club, Iker Casillas has always remained part of Del Bosque's plans, making the Real Madrid legend an ideal choice for La Roja's World Cup team. Whether the current Spain No.1 is the first choice goalkeeper or not, he is surely part of the star-studded squad. “He’s active, he’s training, and he is playing in the Champions League, I don’t see a problem to call him up. Physically, he’s fine.” - Del Bosque on Casillas. Now, it stands between Pepe Reina, Diego Lopez and David de Gea to get their ticket to one of the most decorated sports event o f  all time. With two spots remaining let's see which on