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One foot is in, can Bayern drag the other one in as well? 2-1 isn't a huge lead, but sure puts them in a good position when the series shift to Madrid, where their toughest task begins. The key now is how well Bayern respond to the pressure of Real. Obviously, Real will have to come out and attack, which might leave Bayern more open space in the back to expose. I figure if Bayern play the way they did in the first half of that match at Olympiastadion. Then they will be asking for trouble. Clearly, maintaining that mental toughness will be vital. Avoid silly mistakes in the back defensively. In addition, they can't just simply defend either. They need to counter attack more often and put pressure back to Real in return. Frankly, the mental pressure is on Real. They are desparate to win something this season in order to celebrate their 100th b-day. Not to mention that six defeats they suffered from Bayern. Thus, Real is the one should be nervous, not Bayern. In my view, as long as Bayern can play with determination along with smartness. I am convinced that they will continue marching on, a step closer to the Hampten Park.