The Bavarians host Chelsea at the Allianz Arena as they seek to become the first side since Inter at San Siro in 1965 to win the European Cup in their own backyard. The pressure is very much on Jupp Heynckes’ men to deliver in front of their adoring Munich public and Lahm is confident that they will rise to the occasion. “It’s definitely a positive thing to play in our own stadium,” the full-back told reporters on the eve of Bayern’s date with destiny. “We know everything here so it has a positive effect on us. Being in your own stadium gives you a feeling of safety and security.