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Manchester City to Face RB Leipzig in Champions League Match

Manchester City will play RB Leipzig in Germany on Wednesday night as part of the Champions League fourth matchday.

Sources: Manchester Evening News, Telegram, FourFourTwo, Spox and 1 more5 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Manchester City to Face RB Leipzig in Champions League Match
Photo: Manchester Evening News

KEY POINTS

  • Manchester City will play RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Wednesday night
  • Enzo Maresca and Phil Foden will speak to the media before the match
  • City has six points from three games and is in 10th place in the Champions League table
  • Antoine Semenyo is out until December with a knee injury
  • RB Leipzig is in 29th place in the Champions League table with three points from three games

Manchester City will visit RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Wednesday night at the Red Bull Arena. Manager Enzo Maresca and player Phil Foden are scheduled to speak to the media ahead of the match.

City enters the match following consecutive Premier League defeats to Aston Villa and Brighton. The team previously beat Brighton on penalties in the Carabao Cup last midweek.

“City can be vulnerable”

— Martin Demichelis

In Europe, City's last match was a comfortable victory over AEK Athens. The team currently sits in 10th place in the Champions League table with six points from three games.

Antoine Semenyo is City's only absentee and is out until December due to a knee injury. City trained this morning after 11am and flew to Germany in the afternoon.

RB Leipzig is fourth in the Bundesliga after winning five and losing three of eight domestic matches. The team lost 4-1 to Real Madrid and Como in Europe but beat PSV, leaving them with three points from three games and 29th place in the 36-team table.

Erling Haaland remains the biggest threat to Leipzig's defense. The Norwegian striker knows German pitches and Leipzig's defense well.

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