Bayern coach Heynckes unfazed by records
Published: October 19, 2012
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MUNICH (AP) — Jupp Heynckes says records are meaningless to him as his Bayern Munich side aims for an eighth successive Bundesliga victory at promoted Fortuna Duesseldorf on Saturday.
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No team has ever started the league with eight wins, but Heynckes says "records are for encyclopedias, for statistics."
Heynckes is wary of the league's second-best defense — Bayern, with two goals conceded, has the best — but says "we will continue where we left off two weeks ago (before the international break)."
The 66-year-old coach says Brazilian defender Dante has a knee problem, while Dutch winger Arjen Robben won't play as he continues his recovery from muscular problems.
Bayern faces French side Lille in the Champions League on Tuesday.
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