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Despite some significant losses at the Allianz Arena in previous years, Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez has insisted that his squad is not entering a “house of terror.”

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On Tuesday, the LaLiga juggernauts face Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

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In the group stage of last season, Barca was defeated 3-0 in Munich, and they have lost all six times they have faced German opposition.

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With an overall record of 14-4, they’ve drew twice and gone down four times.

Also fairly recent in memory is the quarterfinal 8-2 defeat in Lisbon in 2020.

In response to a question regarding Barcelona’s dismal record in Munich during a news conference on Monday, Xavi said, “I wouldn’t say it’s a house of horror, it’s Bayern Munich.

I’ve had both positive and negative experiences with them, winning and losing. I am aware that recent results have not been good, but football has its ups and downs.

“Yes, we have never had success here, which demonstrates how difficult this week’s contest will be. However, we are in good shape and eager for Tuesday.

Recall that The manager of Barcelona, Xavi, has praised Robert Lewandowski and stated that he wouldn’t trade the forward for anyone in the world.

Lewandowski is performing extraordinarily well for the Barcelona team, according to Xavi.

Lewandowski announced his intention to leave Bayern Munich earlier this summer and later finalized a contentious transfer to Barcelona.

With eight goals in five appearances in all competitions for Barca, the Polish international has made an immediate impact at Camp Nou.