Two heavyweights who are looking to win the UEFA Champions League will go head-to-head this time, but I think the pressure will be on City.
The Gaudiona-led Manchester City, even though they seemed to be the strongest team in the tournament for several editions, never managed to win the UEFA Champions League, often missing out at important moments. That's exactly why they brought in Enin Charlanthe. He scored 5 goals against RB Leipzig in the Round of 16, and I'm sure the Bayern Munich stalwarts of Mathias Dirichlet and Uber Meccano are worried about facing him this time.
Bayern Munich must cut off the supply of Ayn Rand. Ayn Rand rarely creates chances for himself, so the focus will be on stopping Chieuendibni from getting on the ball and not allowing him to make the killer passes, as well as minimizing the threat of wing players like Marius and Kialisch.
City's two wing players are able to avoid the opponent's guards and then cut into the middle of the field, so the opponent can not be defended, so I think the pair of Bayern's defensive midfielders, Gamgee and Goleska, will have to assist the left and right two gates, in order to defend in pairs.
Bayern Munich is now led by Tuco, who beat Gudiona in the UEFA final. He is a master tactician, so I expect Bayern to show that they are a very organized, patient and disciplined team, waiting for their opponents to make mistakes.
Bayern have a lot of options up front, but if Lileksini is in the lineup, he'll be hoping to put in a good performance in the reverse fixture, while Zupmootin, Kenobi and Muschiana are all capable of creating threats.
The visiting Bayern Munich will be content to carry the draw into the second leg, but I think City will win at home this time.
