Quote from: rahmad2nd on Today at 02:24:36 PM

Anyway, City will always be a strong challenger in this competition. after all, their opponents in the round of 16 weren't too strong seeded teams. at least, on paper City will advance to the next round phase. although in fact we can't be sure how it will be when City travels to the Red Bull Arena, home to Leipzig. but after all, City are a very tough team in this competition. so yes, City has a big chance of winning the Champions League trophy this season.

I admit that Manchester City has always been a strong challenger, but Pep Guardiola's team has always been unlucky when they are at the top of the semifinals or even the final, they have never won the Champions League until now, but for this season we don't know what the result will be later clear this as a strong challenger.
Against Leipzig at home, there is not too much worry about them being able to win or hold a draw as long as the second leg at home has to be proof that they have to win.

Quote from: rahmad2nd on Today at 02:24:36 PM

Meanwhile, Bayern Munich is a competitor that cannot be underestimated. Nagelsmann's squad, has players who are productive in terms of scoring goals and this is one of the strengths of Bayern Munich.

Bayern Munich are an invulnerable team. They have just been able to beat PSG as an away game meaning they already have a consistent mentality on the pitch so obviously this will also be the toughest candidate for any team.
Bayern Munich even always dominates in this tournament.

Quote from: rahmad2nd on Today at 02:24:36 PM

On the other hand, don't underestimate Napoli. This team from Seria A has progressed with a positive trend so far. maybe, Napoli can become a stumbling block for other strong teams in this competition.

We believe how Napoli will maintain its positive trending performance against the current team for me it is quite balanced, only my assumption is that Napoli will likely qualify for the next phase.
Seeing how playing in Serie A is always scary, of course this atmosphere will carry over to the UCL competition.