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Thomas Tuchel sends message to Bayern players ahead of Manchester United game and confirms Harry Kane role

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Thomas Tuchel has called on his Bayern Munich players to match the "mentality, enthusiasm and hunger" that Manchester United will show in their do-or-die Champions League group stage fixture at Old Trafford.

While Bayern have already secured safe passage to the last-16 as group winners, United need a win to stand any chance of joining them in the knockout stages, while they would also need FC Copenhagen and Galatasaray to draw with each other in Denmark.

But Tuchel won't be resting any senior players after a strong squad travelled to Manchester in the wake of their 5-1 defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga on Saturday.

Tuchel also confirmed that Harry Kane will play at Old Trafford, having been the subject of transfer interest from United in the summer. ALSO READ: Ten Hag sends message to Bayern ahead of United tie ALSO READ: United training squad vs Bayern as two players miss out Tuchel is also confident his own team won't take their foot off the gas as they defend a 39-game unbeaten run in the Champions League group stage, although they could only draw against FC Copenhagen on matchday five. "I can understand if people say it looked a bit like this against Copenhagen, I didn’t feel it before.

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