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Bayern coach Hansi Flick in training on Tuesdaydpa Picture-Alliance via AFP Hansi Flick, Bayern coach: "We've delivered strong performances in the Champions League, as well as in the Bundesliga. Our current aim is to continue in this manner. We want to win this game as well. We're in the midst of a good run and want to keep it going, especially since we're at home. We really want to win to further build our self-confidence." Simone Inzaghi, Lazio coach: "We know how hard we worked to get to play matches like [this]. We will put in a good performance, and before the first leg we had not lost ...

Where they stand: 1st in Bundesliga, Club World Cup winners Possible line-ups Bayern: Neuer; Süle, Boateng, Alaba, Davies; Kimmich, Roca; Sané, Goretzka, Coman; Lewandowski Expert predictions Vieri Capretta, Lazio reporter: On their day, Lazio can beat anyone, as shown against Dortmund on Matchday 1. With their strongest XI, they could cause the European champions problems, so look out for a surprise result. If they are strong at the back, with the likes of Immobile or Luis Alberto, Lazio could get the win. Jordan Maciel, Bayern reporter: Bayern are favourites on paper but increasing signs ...

Real Madrid: Courtois; Vázquez, Varane, Nacho, Mendy; Kroos, Casemiro, Modrić; Asensio, Vinícius Junior, Díaz Expert predictions Vieri Capretta, Atalanta reporter: La Dea are in great shape, as shown against Napoli – a goal machine against any opponents. It wouldn’t be a surprise if the home side score freely, but it will be key for Gian Piero Gasperini’s men to not concede, in order to put themselves at an advantage in the two-legged tie. Joe Walker, Real Madrid reporter: Madrid have been ravaged by injury problems over the past month and could be without up to nine regulars, inclu...

Their campaign in ten words: Showed some class in adversity after illness ravaged their squad. UEFA.com reporter’s view Lazio return to the knockout stage for the first time since 1999/2000 – and they did so in style. The Biancocelesti are still unbeaten, have scalped Pot 1 side Dortmund, managed two wins out of three at home and boast a top-level striker in Immobile (witness five goals in four matches). Coach Simone Inzaghi said they wanted to rewrite the history of the club, and they certainly have. Vieri Capretta, Lazio reporter Highlights: Lazio 3-1 Dortmund Despite having to cope wit...

Last season: did not qualify European Cup best: runners-up (1977) Who's in charge? A defender who plied his trade under Klopp at Mainz, former Salzburg coach Marco Rose has got his charges playing dynamic football. Fair to say he has made a real impression in his first season and a half at the helm. Their campaign in ten words: Goals come easily for a side who play without fear. James Thorogood, UEFA.com Mönchengladbach reporter: History was made in Madrid on Matchday 6 despite Gladbach’s loss. In their third UEFA Champions League campaign, the Foals’ courageous and captivating brand of ...