Real Madrid and Bayern Munich ready for 'battle of the giants' as Jose Mourinho targets Champions League final Mourinho yesterday claimed he had been bereft of fortune in previous matches at the last-four stage after twice losing to Liverpool (in 2005 and 2007) - when at Chelsea - and again to arch-rivals Barcelona last season - a defeat he blamed on a Uefa conspiracy. Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes is preparing for a "battle of the giants." He said: "It is going to be spectacular. It is going to be a real treat with everything which belongs in such a football game. Just a fortnight ago, people were saying that Barcelona are the be all and end all, but now Real have gone and won in Barcelona. It will be a battle of the giants. Both clubs have a great history and I am looking forward to it, and I hope it has a positive outcome for us. Heynckes expects Real to attack his side, but he is not going to set his side up to build a wall in front of the goal. Instead, he has promised his team will play their part in the spectacle by remaining faithful to the style of play which has seen them score 71 goals in the Bundesliga and 27 times in Europe. "We are capable of scoring at the Bernabeu," he said. At the same time, we have shown that we don't concede many. The first-leg result gives us a small advantage, but Real have amazing goalscoring potential and have scored nearly 150 goals so we will be prepared for that.