Bayern Munich will face Inter Milan at San Siro in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals. In the first leg, Bayern had good opportunities but failed to capitalize, losing 2-1. Kompany discussed his team’s chances of a comeback.

What about Kim Min-jae’s situation? Could he be benched after his mistake against Dortmund?

I’ve already explained this. It’s not about one player. We’ve lost many players. We’ve always had the energy to create chances and play well. I never blame a single player; I haven’t done it before and won’t in the future. When discussing individual players, we always analyze it within the team. I believe in my team and players.

Tomorrow’s match?
These are special nights. Some nights depend on just one moment. I hope we have the same chances we had in the first leg. Maybe not as many, but we must be present in those moments, defend well, and score. We believe; in the end, we just need to win one game. We always play to win. I hope we can create a truly special night for our fans.

The magnitude of this game?
The best team in Italy vs. the best team in Germany right now. Both stadiums are among the best. It doesn’t get any bigger than this. Both teams have quality and talent. The key is to deliver our best performance.

What will be decisive tomorrow?
The opponent’s quality, our quality. It’s not just about the first minutes. It could last 90 or 120 minutes. Both teams have experienced, international players. Every player knows what’s at stake.

Will Gnabry or Sané be fixed?
We have more than two players who’ve performed well. This is crucial for tomorrow. The game will go until the final moments; in the first leg, many things happened late. That’s why it’s important for Serge Gnabry, Leroy Sané, Kingsley Coman, and Michael Olise to be ready. We’ll see who starts. The players have performed well, and I hope they repeat it tomorrow.

Inter’s playing style?
You should ask Inter’s coach about that. The most important thing is that we know how to react. We must be ready. We must make the right decisions in critical moments.