Robert Lewandowski hopes to torment his mentor Jurgen Klopp when Bayern Munich face Liverpool in tonight's Champions League clash. Lewandowski, Bayern's top-scorer with 25 goals in 30 games this season, is relishing playing at Anfield when he leads the Germans' attack in the last 16, first leg. "I know that their fans don't want us or me to score a goal or win, but for me personally, in such an atmosphere I'm even more energised at kick off," he told UEFA.com.

"That's what makes it special for me and I'm excited to play in such a stadium. And if you win, it's even better." Lewandowski arrived at Borussia Dortmund as a 21-year-old to work under current Liverpool boss Klopp when neither he, nor the German head coach were yet household names.