Bayern midfielder Vidal could play against Dortmund

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Last Updated : Oct 03 2015 | 2:07 PM IST

Chilean international midfielder Arturo Vidal has returned to Bayern Munich club training and could play on Sunday in the key match of the German football league against Borussia Dortmund.

"Vidal has returned to training today," Efe quoted Bayern head coach Pep Guardiola as saying on Friday.

Vidal, who joined Bayern from Italian champions Juventus, felt knee pain during the match with Dinamo Zagreb that the Bavarian outfit won 5-0 on Tuesday in the European Champions League.

However, star winger Arjen Robben, although he has quite advanced in his recovery from a hamstring injury, has not yet returned to training with the group.

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First Published: Oct 03 2015 | 1:58 PM IST

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