Bayern Munich vs Borussia Dortmund: 5 Things To Expect From Champions League Final

2. Goals, Goals, Goals

24 goals have been scored between these two rivals from the last-16 through to this year's final, and we should all expect a high-scoring affair. None of us will ever forget Dortmund's 4-1 dismissal of Real Madrid in the first leg of the semifinals, or Barcelona's 7-0 humiliation of Barcelona. Both sides are in free-scoring form and this one could end in a high-scoring draw. Dortmund and Bayern each have a player featuring in the top three of this season's Champions League goalscoring charts in Lewandowski and Müller and both have plenty of goals in them. The only previous all-German final in the history of European club competition was in the 1980 Uefa Cup final, when Eintracht Frankfurt beat Borussia Monchengladbach on away goals after recording a 3-3 draw over two legs. If we saw each side score three each Saturday night, it'd come as a surprise to nobody.