Musa scored the only consolation goal for CSKA in their humiliating trip to the Italian Capital last term but tonight, the Nigerian forward will be looking to get crucial goals for his team and not inconsequential consolation goals.
Unfortunately, CSKA may have put themselves at disadvantage as they will do battle with the German champions in an empty Arena Khimki - no supporters will be in attendance as CSKA were sanctioned by Uefa in February after fans displayed "a range of racist and far-right symbols" in a Champions League match with Viktoria Plzen last December.
Looking for their second win from two matches in Group E following a 1-0 success over Manchester City last time out, Bayern Coach Pep Guardiola is staying cautious as he concedes it is an unfamiliar scenario for him.
Match facts
CSKA
• Roman Eremenko has scored in four of his last six outings for club and country.
• CSKA have won eight of their last nine home games in all competitions, dating back to mid-April. The exception was August's 1-0 defeat by FC Spartak Moskva.
• Eight CSKA players − Igor Akinfeev, Aleksei Berezutski, Vasili Berezutski, Sergei Ignashevich, Kirill Nababkin, Georgi Schennikov, Dzagoev and Kirill Panchenko – have been included in Russia's provisional squad for the UEFA EURO 2016 qualifiers against Sweden and Moldova on 9 and 12 October.
• Ahmed Musa has scored four goals in his last five outings for CSKA.
Bayern
• Manuel Neuer kept a clean sheet on his 100th Bundesliga appearance for Bayern – a 4-0 home victory over a SC Paderborn side that began the day top of the table on 23 September.
• Franck Ribéry has only made one appearance this season, scoring a goal in the 2-0 home win against VfB Stuttgart on 13 September, because of knee problems.
• Bayern's goal difference in the Bundesliga last term on their travels was better than at home: +38 v +33. They picked up 44 points out of a possible 51
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