Bayern visit Copenhagen brimming with confidence

He Bavaria returning to Champions full of confidence. The set of Thomas Tuchel convinced at its premiere, defeated the Manchester United with solvency and measured tonight at Copenhagen (9:00 pm/MLC) are eager to get a victory that will propel them into the next round. The final score against the ‘red devils’ (tight 4-3) does not do justice to the superiority of the Bavarian team in said match, but the level of play shown and the force of the goals, with a Harry Kane In a state of grace, they are a guarantee to be clear favorites when they visit the Danish team.

Bayern’s two draws in the Bundesliga in the last three games have seen them lose their lead, a fact that is of little concern considering the overall performance of their players. right He has found his feet in the team and has scored nine goals in eight games, adding three assists as well. The Englishman fits Tuchel’s schemes like a glove and went into a voracious hunger for goals and titles. Leroy Sané was also sweet (six goals in nine games) and became one of the team’s offensive references, while at rearguard Kim Min-jae provided stability to a high-level defensive line.

For all this, the Bavaria logic must prevail and victory must be lifted against Copenhagen. A victory that would be a record, as the Bavarians remained unbeaten in their last 17 away games in the group stage of Champions League (15 wins, two draws), despite winning the last six.

Neuer, De Ligt and Gnabry They were absent due to injury against a Copenhagen team that had a disappointing match against Midtjylland this weekend (2-0).

Possible lineups:

Copenhagen: Records; Ankersen, Vavro, Sorensen, Meling; Goncalves, Falk, Lerager; Elyounoussi, Larsson, Achouri

Bavaria: Ulreich; Laimer, Upamecano, Min-Jae, Davies; Goretzka, Kimmich; Leroy Sané, Musiala, Coman; Harry Kane
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Referee: Orel Grinfield (Israel)
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Thestadium: Park Stadium
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Time: 21.00