German football legend Lothar Matthaus says Manchester City could play a second-string side against Schalke and still reach the Champions League quarter-finals.Raheem Sterlings 90th-minute goal secured a 3-2 win at the Veltins Arena and ensured City have a lead to hold on to heading into their last-16 second leg clash tonight.2
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"He understands that we need to improve, because in one year it is impossible that we can improve 200 per cent, that we can play Barcelona and beat them easily. This is impossible. "We need to work and we need to bring in other players. "When you play in the Champions League, you should play with 11 good players.
Manchester City could play second string eleven and still
Speaking to reporters on Monday, Kane said: "I could play if the Champions League final was today." Mauricio Pochettino is the man who ultimately needs convincing and the 25-year-old striker admitted his hopes of leading the line in Madrid are out of his hands. "I trained Friday, trained Saturday.
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German football legend Lothar Matthaus says Manchester City could play a second-string side against Schalke and still reach the Champions League quarter-finals. Raheem Sterling's 90th-minute goal secured a 3-2 win at the Veltins Arena and ensured City have a lead to hold on to heading into their last-16 second leg clash on Tuesday.
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German football legend Lothar Matthaus says Manchester City could play a second-string side against Schalke and still reach the Champions League quarter-finals. Raheem Sterling's 90th-minute
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Easy The 1990 World Cup winner believes City will thrash Schalke in their Champions League last-16 second leg on Tuesday, but Pep Guardiola disagrees German football legend Lothar Matthaus says Manchester City could play a second-string side against Schalke and still reach the Champions League quarter-finals.
Manchester City could play second string side and still beat
Manchester City host Schalke in the Champions League tonight for the second leg of their round of 16 tie. The Premier League side claimed a 3-2 comeback win against the Germans in their first encounter giving themselves a huge advantage. Leroy Sane's brilliant free-kick was decisive in the first leg.
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Pep Guardiola could play with his entire second team against Schalke and still win. Schalke are not a Champions League standard side. If they had any chance of an upset, they blew it in the first leg.
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