Quote from: klidex on Today at 05:02:22 AM

Indeed, I admit that Copenhagen amazed many people with his performance, which at first they underestimated, but in the end he was able to appear impressive and managed to hold Bayern Munich to a draw. We all know that beating Bayern Munich is not an easy thing, but holding Bayern Munich to a draw is also a good results it's not too bad, and indeed Bayern Munich and Manchester City attack systems are different. Manchester City wants to wins in leg 1 and leg 2 so they can advance to the quarter-finals, while Copenhagen doesn't seems to be given the opportunity by Manchester City to winning in that matches.

It is possible that in the first leg Copenhagen can maximize a draw like the last meeting between the two, but in the second leg Manchester City will try their best to winning with a bigger score because the opportunity in the second leg is very favorable to Manchester City.

Copenhagen made many surprises and it must be admitted that their performance this season is quite impressive and not only in the UCL but in all the competitions they participate in.
And Copenhagen's escape from the group phase was also a surprise, they were not taken into account compared to Galatasaray and Manchester United, but Copenhagen proved it.
But now we also have to look at it realistically that Copenhagen will face Manchester City who are far above them in terms of quality, so the percentage of Copenhagen being able to make another surprise is quite small in my opinion.