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In the sky blue lair of the Etihad Stadium last Wednesday, Manchester City and Bayern Munich had not experienced the same evening in the quarter-final first leg of the Champions League. If the Skyblues had offered themselves a major success for the rest of their European course, the Rottens, in addition to the sporting rout, had to manage an altercation between two of their players, Leroy Sané and Sadio Mané, in the locker room. The second was also sanctioned with a suspension match, served this weekend, and a fine estimated at 500,000 euros by the German press.
And before receiving the reigning English champion for the second round, the Bundesliga leader was held in check by the thirteenth in the championship, Hoffenheim, in the league (1-1). Not the best of preparations for Thomas Tuchel’s men, winning just two of their last five matches in all competitions. We are far from the dynamics proposed by the Mancunians, quiet winners of Leicester to extend their incredible series of rank victories to 10 (37 goals scored, 4 conceded), perfect for gaining a little more confidence before the trip to Bavaria.
Sadio Mane back
Regarding the eleven expected at the Allianz Arena, starting with that of Bayern Munich, Thomas Tuchel should not change his device and would align his usual 4-2-3-1. Yann Sommer would defend the goals, while Dayot Upamecano and Matthjis de Ligt would form the central hinge with Benjamin Pavard and Joao Cancelo on the corridors. And behind the double pivot Joshua Kimmich-Leon Goretzka, the attacking quartet would be made up of captain Thomas Müller on the right, Leroy Sané on the left and Jamal Musiala to support Sadio Mané in the axis of the attack.
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On the Skyblues side, Pep Guardiola would keep his plan with his 3-2-4-1, which has been a successful bet in recent weeks. The usual titular Ederson would be established in the company of a tripartite defense composed of Manuel Akanji, Ruben Dias and Nathan Aké. In his paid tactical repositioning, John Stones would line up alongside Rodri in midfield. In the second line of the midfield, Bernardo Silva and Jack Gralish would accompany Kevin De Bruyne and Ilkay Gündogan, expected with the armband this Wednesday evening. Finally, the serial scorer, Erling Haaland, would occupy his role as number 9.
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