Berlin: Hertha Berlin are looking to end their 38-year wait for a win at Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga when they play at the Bavarians’ Allianz Arena fortress on Saturday. Runaway league leaders Bayern are eight points clear in the German league table with a tally of 37 from a possible 39.
Pep Guardiola’s team have won all of their last seven games at home by at least a four-goal margin and are undefeated in Munich this season in all competitions. A 2-0 win back in October 1977 was the last time fourth-placed Hertha won in Munich, but their coach Pal Dardai says they have nothing to fear. “We will work on things in training so that we at least look good there,” he told media.
— AFP
