Bayern Munich team news: Robert Lewandowski injury scare ahead of Champions League clash with Real Madrid
CARLO ANCELOTTI admits Robert Lewandowski is a major injury doubt for Bayern Munich's Champions League blockbuster with Real Madrid.
The Polish hit-man missed training on Monday with a shoulder problem, and managed just 20 minutes today ahead of the clash at the Allianz Arena.
Ancelotti said: "Lewandowski trained today only for 20 minutes, because he had a problem in his last game. He felt good, but we'll see how he feels tomorrow.
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"If he has no pain, he will play, if he has pain, he won't play."
"I can't give a percentage, he trained today and we have to see how he feels.
"He had a good feeling, but I can't say whether he will feel better or not (tomorrow)."
Lewandowski netted a double as Bayern downed rivals Dortmund 4-1 in Der Klassiker on Saturday.
But he then limped off and has been restricted to work in the gym over the last two days.
The striker, 28, has netted 46 goals in 45 games for club and country this season and his absence would come as a major blow to Ancelotti.
However the Bayern boss is boosted by the return of Manuel Neuer after a foot operation.
The giant keeper underwent surgery at the end of last month and was a doubt to face Real.
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Douglas Costa was facing a race to be fit to play against Los Blancos, but ended a month-long absence by returning from a knee problem by coming on for the final 15 minutes against Dortmund.
Forward Thomas Muller also missed the game through injury but was back in training on Monday.
If Lewandowski fails to recover in time, Muller could get the nod.
The Germany international said: "I took part in the squad programme as usual, which is a good sign.
"We're very confident. It's a European cracker featuring two top teams.
"Of course we're really looking forward to it. We also notice it outside the club, not only in terms of the media.
"But also when talking to friends or acquaintances in Munich. Everyone's talking about the game."