Regarding the team’s reputation, Manchester City continues to be one of the best teams not just in Europe but in the whole world. The recent defeat from Manchester United apparently benefited Guardiola’s players by making them come down to earth. In subsequent fights, City scored 8 goals to Southampton and Fulham, without leaving them the slightest chance of gaining any points. Borussia MG is in a quite critical state for the upcoming match within the 1/8 of the Champions League. In the last 8 games Rose’s team scored only one point and lost in 7 matches. This failure can be partially explained by the strength of the opponents (Leipzig, Manchester City, Borussia D), but the defeat on Saturday from Augsburg and earlier losses from Mainz and Cologne in Gladbach’s own arena are somewhat bizarre. Even if you consider that the match will be held in the hospitable Budapest rather than in the Etihad stadium, the coefficient for the City’s victory of 1.24 looks quite logical. The upcoming match bears low tournament impact, so teams will be able to play open-style. This style is convenient for the hosts and the guests have nothing to lose. Three or more goals will be scored in Puskas Stadium.