Bayern Munich are ready for what could be a special night as they attempt to overcome a 2-1 first-leg deficit in the Champions League quarter-final away to Inter Milan on Wednesday, according to head coach Vincent Kompany.

The game, according to Kompany, is likely to come down to individual moments of brilliance and that there is a level of belief from his players that they will come out on top.

"Sometimes there are special nights, nights were a moment decides the game," Kompany told a press conference. "In the last game we had our chances. Hopefully we will have our chances again tomorrow, maybe not as many.

“There's an anticipation for this match, it feels proper. It's the best team in Italy against the best team in Germany at the moment. The stadium is also one of the best there is. It doesn't get much better. "The quality and the talent are also there. The most important thing is that we deliver our best performance.” “The belief is there, at the end of the day we just need to win one match. We always play to win. Hopefully we can experience a very special night, also for our fans. “Everything plays a part: The quality of the opponents, our qualities. It's not just about the opening minutes. It could go on for 90 or 120 minutes. It's two teams with a lot of experience in Europe. Every player knows what it's about.”

With the match taking place at the San Siro, Kompany also acknowledged the role that the setting had to play in creating the special-game feeling.

“It's no ordinary stadium, it's one of the best in Europe. It will be a special atmosphere. We believe in our players to deliver special performances in these moments. You can create special memories in games like this," he said, as quoted on Bayern Munich's official X channel.

If Bayern Munich are to overturn the first-leg deficit, they will have to do so without plenty of senior players. Jamal Musiala, Alphonso Davies, Dayot Upamecano, Hiroki Ito and and Manuel Neuer are among those unavailable.

"We are missing key players and despite these setbacks we are 100% convinced that we can do it with (keeper) Jonas Urbig and the other players," said Kompany. "They have shown that they can keep up and, in my opinion, deliver the performance that can get us results.

"At the end of the day we have to win it. You always have to win the game. No matter what the first leg result. Hopefully we can experience a special night tomorrow."