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2022/23 UEFA Champions League
Quarter-Final - Second-Leg
Bayern Munich v Manchester City
Allianz Arena
Münch, Germany
Wednesday, 19 April 2023
Kick-off is at 19h00
Bayern Munich will face off with Manchester City in the
UEFA Champions League match at the Allianz Arena on April 19.
Champions League Form
The German champions were humiliated by City in the first-leg clash in England on April 11 as they were thrashed 3-0.
The defeat ended Bavarians' nine-match unbeaten run in the Champions League having registered eight games and one draw.
However, the Bavarians are undefeated in their last nine home matches in the Champions League - winning eight games and one draw in Munich.
While City are unbeaten in their last nine matches in the Champions League having registered six wins and three draws.
The English champions are also undefeated in their last four matches on the road in this competition having registered one win and three successive draws.
What Is At Stake
Bayern need to win by four clear goals to book their spot in the semi-finals or a three-goal margin to take the game to extra-time
While City are in complete control of this tie as they will progress to the last four if they avoid a defeat in Munich.
The winner of this tie will take on either Spain's Real Madrid or Chelsea of England in the semi-finals.
Team News
Lucas Hernández, Manuel Neuer and Paul Wanner are currently injured, but Bayern have no suspension concerns.
City are yet to report injuries in their camp and they also do not have suspension worries. while Benjamin Mendy remains by the club suspended due to an off-the-field issue.
Key Players
Leroy Sane is the man to watch out for in the Bayern team having netted four goals in the Champions League this term and provided one assist in the process.
Meanwhile, Erling Braut Haaland, who has 11 goals in this season's Champions League, could be the man to propel the Citizens to a win over Bayern.
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Quotes
"The result doesn't reflect the game. We showed real character. We played well for the first 20 minutes of the second half, but weren't rewarded," Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel said after their loss to City.
"We went behind to a long-range goal. The reaction was very good, even more so in the second half. We tried to swing the momentum back in our favour. Obviously, everyone is disappointed.
"It didn't feel like a 3-0 loss, but that's what it is. It's a big ask to turn it around, but we won't give up. A home game in Germany is a home game in Germany. It's not over until it's over."
Head-to-Head
Bayern and City have met seven times in the Champions League.
The Citizens have the upper hand in this rivalry having registered four wins compared to the Bavarians' three wins.
UEFA Champions League quarter-final fixtures
Tuesday, April 18
19:00 - Chelsea v Real Madrid
19:00 - Napoli v AC Milan
Wednesday, April 19
19h00 - Bayern Munich v Manchester City
19h00 - Inter Milan v SL Benfica
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