“We said that we need to have something going into the next leg and I think we’ve done that. I’m happy with the performance, but a bit disappointed with result in the end. We could have taken one of the other chances we had. There was a great chance for Danny Welbeck, but it was very good goalkeeping. He stood up. At this level, you have to be clinical.
“We’ll be there, we’ll go toe to toe with them and try and come out on top. It’s a tough game but our best football has come in this competition and we’ll try and show it next week. I always felt we could score a goal against them and I’ll go to Munich believing we can score a goal.
“Most people had Bayern favourites for the game and rightly so. They are the European champions. But this club is used to big nights in Europe and they showed it off the field and on the field as well.”
Meanwhile, the game’s contentious moment was the red card for Bayern’s inspirational midfielder Schweinsteiger, and Pep Guardiola confronted Spanish referee Carlos Carballo after Schweinsteiger received a second yellow card for tripping Wayne Rooney.
The former Barcelona manager said the incident was not a booking offence.
Guardiola was not convinced and made a diving gesture with his hand moments after the incident.
“I think Schweinsteiger trips Wayne up. It’s a booking or at least a foul,” said Moyes.
“I gave my opinion to the referee. It is unfair,” Guardiola said. “But this is football. You need to overcome obstacles.”
