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Jupp Heynckes’ men are a mere 12 goals away from reaching the Blundesliga’s greatest-ever goals record.
After defeating Tottenham in a resounding manner in the quarter-finals the hosts will be seeking to overpower Rafa Benitez’s men, who are focused elsewhere.
Jurgen Klopp’s men go against the Spanish giants looking to spring a surprise and start their quest for Champions League final at Wembley.
The hosts boast an outstanding home performance but the Bavarians will be keen to enter their Champions League semi-final match riding on another victory.
Before their encounter at Wembley in four week’s time, the Latics seek to maintain their good form at the expense of the champions which will see them move out of the relegation zone.
Rafael Benitez’s men have surrendered six and triumphed in just three in their outings since the turn of this year and visit Craven Cottage to lock horns with the 10th placed west London adversaries.
The Uruguayan starts his 10-match ban for taking a bite, while Alan Pardew’s side are just six points away from relegation with four games to go.
Tito Vilanova’s men can recover from their disillusionment in Europe by seizing their 22nd championship at San Mames, if outcomes elsewhere also are in their favor.
Jurgen Klopp will expect his sided to wrap up a spectacular week on a high note after their Champions League feat on Wednesday evening.
Jurgen Klopp is likely to rotate his team just ahead of the crucial Champions League encounter, which is also set to be played at Signal Iduna Park.
Los Merengues will look to continue their lossless nine-match run in La Liga when they welcome Pepe Mel’s men at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday.
Andrea Stramaccioni’s team will be missing several first-team members as they seek to knock over the Giallorossi’s 2-1 lead from first leg.
