Bayern have now gone seven straight games without a clean sheet and it is unlikely that they'll be able to stop Atlético at the Metropolitano, especially with doubts over Neuer and Olise. In 3 Champions League games, Bayern have let in 5 goals, as well as two draws. 2-2 with Arsenal and a 3-3 tie with Viking.

Although Bayern may face an even harder test in terms of breaking down Atlético, Atlético have been more solid defensively than Bayern as they have achieved 6 clean sheets in the past 10 games. Additionally, Atlético have found the net 13 times in 6 games played at home and I expect Julian Alvarez, Alex Baena and Giuliano Simeone to find opportunities against a stretched Bayern defense. Morten Hjulmand's suspension will also thin out their midfield.

Luis Diaz is injured for Bayern; Gnabry and Olise were substituted into the game against Dortmund. Despite these absences, Bayern have averaged 3.8 goals per game in their previous 5 contests and have scored in all of their Champions League games thus far.

With Bayern expected to create chances and Atlético capable of responding at home, both sides have a realistic route to scoring.