Dutch star Arjen Robben is prepared to return to Bayern Munich’s bench for Sunday’s Bundesliga match at Hoffenheim even though his thunderbolt goal in midweek knocked holders Dortmund out of the German Cup. Robben’s first-half strike clocked 70mph (115km/h) when it hit the net to give Bayern a 1-0 home win over the holders in the quarter-final of the German Cup on Wednesday. “I’m waiting quietly to hear who’ll play, we all depend on the coach –ultimately it’s his decision,” said Robben after training on Thursday. “The goal was good for me, but it wasn’t just me it helped. “I feel and know that I am on the right path. “The situation is complicated, I haven’t just been left on the bench, I had a few injuries last year, which had nothing to do with the quality of my football.”
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Dutch star Arjen Robben is prepared to return to Bayern Munich’s bench for Sunday’s Bundesliga match at Hoffenheim even though his thunderbolt goal in midweek knocked holders Dortmund out of the German Cup. Robben’s first-half strike clocked 70mph (115km/h) when it hit the net to give Bayern a 1-0 home win over the holders in the quarter-final of the German Cup on Wednesday. “I’m waiting quietly to hear who’ll play, we all depend on the coach –ultimately it’s his decision,” said Robben after training on Thursday. “The goal was good for me, but it wasn’t just me it helped. “I feel and know that I am on the right path. “The situation is complicated, I haven’t just been left on the bench, I had a few injuries last year, which had nothing to do with the quality of my football.”
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