Bayern eye history challengers aim high

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Bayern Munich kick off the Bundesliga season at home to Hamburg on Friday with captain Philipp Lahm eyeing an historic fourth
straight German league title for Pep Guardiola's swansong.
Guardiola will start the third and final season on his current contract with Bayern looking to maintain their ruthless recent
domination of Hamburg. The Bavarian giants show little sign of releasing their iron-grip on the Bundesliga trophy, which they have
won for the last three seasons.
Now, they want to be the first German team to win four titles in a row. "Nobody has ever achieved that, not even the towering team
of the 70s," said Lahm. "It's a great incentive, the players are thinking about it," while defender Jerome Boateng added: "We
desperately want to do it".

Bayern have lost midfield general Bastian Schweinsteiger to Manchester United and recruited Chile's midfield dynamo Arturo Vidal
and Brazil winger Douglas Costa, but on paper Hamburg should not present a problem for the Bavarian giants. They were
pounded 8-0 on their last Allianz Arena appearance in February and Hamburg's goalless draw at home to Munich last
September was seen as a moral victory for the hosts after 4-1, 3-1, 9-2 and 3-0 drubbings in prior fut 16 coins meetings.
Borussia Dortmund start their Bundesliga life without Jurgen Klopp as Thomas Tuchel takes charge of their season opener at
home to Borussia Moenchengladbach in Saturday evening's key match. Tuchel is seen as one of Germany's rising star coaches
and in his five seasons at Mainz only Bayern, Dortmund, Leverkusen and Schalke picked up more points in that time period.
Dortmund's new-signing, Germany midfielder Gonzalo Castro has joined from Leverkusen, while Gladbach have boosted their
ranks by signing 19-year-old Danish centre-back Andreas Christensen from Chelsea. The teenager helped Denmark reach the cheap fut 16 coins
semi-finals of the Under-21 European championships in June.
The two new teams in Germany's top flight are Bavarian outfit Ingolstadt, who will make their Bundesliga debut at Mainz, and
Darmstadt, who are back in the German league after a 33-year absence and are at home to Hanover on Saturday. Ingolstadt
include Australia striker Matthew Leckie, who scored seven goals to buy fut 16 coins them win the second division title last season.
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