The France international midfielder feels Tuesday's rally to secure a 2-2 draw did not feel like a victory, but believes it is still all to play for at the Allianz Arena
Paul Pogba believes Juventus will take a positive attitude to Bayern Munich for the second leg of their Champions League last-16 clash next month.
The Italian champions had to fight from two goals down to secure a 2-2 draw in Turin on Tuesday evening, and the France international midfielder believes the tie is in the balance despite Pep Guardiola’s men boasting two away goals.
"The most important thing in the second leg will be to not concede a goal, to play in a forward-thinking way, like we did in the second half," he told beIN Sports. "Then we’ll see what happens.
"We believe we can do it. We can play the football for it."
Paulo Dybala and Stefano Sturaro got Juve back into the game after they trailed to strikes from Thomas Muller and Arjen Robben, but Pogba insisted it did not feel like a win for the Italians.
"It’s not a draw that has the taste of a victory, but we never gave up against a very good side.
"Bayern are really strong technically and they made us run. We were able to come back to 2-2, so we’ll start again at 0-0 in the second leg, which we can thing about now.
"They tired a little towards the end of the match and we played on the counterattack. They made two little errors and we’ve scored two goals. That’s football at the highest level, that’s the Champions League."
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