Bayern stars Lewandowski, Coutinho and Gnabry prepare for PSG Champions League showdown in final training session - in pictures

Coach Hansi Flick ponders the challenge of containing Kylian Mbappe and Neymar

Robert Lewandowski of Bayern Munich in action during the training session. Getty

Bayern Munich players warm up during a training session ahead of their Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain. Getty

Alphonso Davies at training. Getty

Philippe Coutinho warms up during the training session. Getty

Thomas Mueller and Serge Gnabry. Getty

Joshua Kimmich, Alphonso Davies and Kingsley Coman of Bayern Munich during their last training session before the final. Getty

Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Getty

Hansi Flick, Bayern coach, checks on his players. Getty

Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick says he trusts their high line defence and will resist making changes to contain Paris Saint-Germain forwards Neymar and Kylian Mbappe in Sunday's Champions League final.

Forward Robert Lewandowski – with 55 goals this season – and midfielders Philippe Coutinho and Serge Gnabry were among the stars preparing for the big match in Lisbon with a final training session.

"In our games over the last 10 months we've always tried to impose our style on the opposition," Flick said, with treble-chasing Bayern on a 20-match winning run.

"We've always played with a high line and ultimately we've got results doing that, so we won't change too much.

"We don't want to give too much space to the opposition.

"What's important is we can press the opposition when we are in possession and make sure we cover the ground."

Bayern have powered into the Lisbon final by scoring 42 goals in 10 European matches.

However, they nearly came unstuck early in Wednesday's semi-final against Lyon as the French side found plenty of space to attack behind Bayern's back four.

Joshua Kimmich is tipped to switch from midfield to right-back, potentially tasked with keeping Neymar and Mbappe away from Bayern's goal.

Flick hinted at changes to his starting line-up after substitutes Coutinho and Kingsley Coman impressed against Lyon.

"When they came off the bench, Kingsley and Philippe showed they can strengthen the side," he said.

"It's our third game in quick succession, so we need to look at the players' fitness levels."

Having won the Bundesliga and lifted the German Cup, Bayern are chasing the treble under Flick, who took over from Niko Kovac in November.

Bayern shook up European football with an 8-2 demolition of Spanish giants Barcelona in the quarter-finals and are in confident mood for Sunday's final.

"If we are able to produce our best performance, if we are all at 100 per cent, we will be able to win," said Flick.