Robben out of Gladbach clash with 'minor' calf strain

Bayern Munich will be without Arjen Robben for at least one match after he picked up a calf problem against Anderlecht on Wednesday.

Bayern flattered to deceive during its 2-1 triumph in Belgium, with Robben forced off just after half-time. 

Arjen Robben suffered a "minor" calf strain during Bayern Munich's Champions League win over Anderlecht on Wednesday and will miss Saturday's trip to Borussia Monchengladbach.

Bayern flattered to deceive during its 2-1 triumph in Belgium, with Robben forced off just after half-time.

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The Dutchman has been a regular this season, playing in 11 of Bayern's 12 Bundesliga matches, but he will be missing for what is sure to be a tricky encounter against the fourth-placed side.

Both Robben and Thiago Alcantara - who Bayern fear suffered a "serious" thigh injury in the same match - have returned to Munich, whereas the rest of the squad travelled straight to Monchengladbach.

Bayern has not offered any extra detail as to how long it expects Robben to be out for, but it will be hopeful he is back well before the Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain on December 5.