Champions League

Round of 16

FCB Bayern Bayern Munich - ATA Atalanta Atalanta

Bayern Bayern Munich

Atalanta Atalanta

85'
L. Samardžić
L. Díaz
70'
L. Karl
56'
H. Kane
54'

H. Kane
25'

Allianz Arena

Benoît Bastien

Vincent Kompany on meeting Real Madrid in the quarter-finals

"It's not important who's the better team right now. The history of both clubs, the talent on the pitch, that's special. We expect an absolute top game. I hope even the neutrals will enjoy it. And of course in the end we want to win and advance"

Harry Kane on tonight's win and facing Real Madrid

"With such a lead from the first leg, it's easy to be complacent but we said that we wanted to win with the same style as the first leg. Whenever you face Real Madrid in the Champions League, you expect a fight. But we'll be ready. We don't fear anyone, even though it's going to be tough".

Full-time: Bayern Munich 4-1 Atalanta

Vincent Kompany's side ease into the quarter-finals with a 10-2 aggregate victory over the side from Bergamo. The hosts never really had to get out of first gear, with sublime goals from Kane, Karl and Díaz putting the result beyond doubt in the second half.

End of second half

Full-time

90'

+ 1

Kim misses

Jackson plays him in with a fantastic pass from deep and he's one-on-one after a good first touch. With the stadium expecting the back of the net to bulge, he somehow blazes his finish over the bar and into the stands.

86'

The visitors pull one back!

A corner is flicked on at the front post by Pašalić, and Samardžić gladly nods home from a couple of yards out at the back post.

85'

Lazar Samardžić

GOAL!

4:1

83'

Substitution

Hiroki Ito

Raphaël Guerreiro

83'

Substitution

Honest Ahanor

Giorgio Scalvini

80'

Big tackle

Jackson plays in Díaz who has a clear sight of goal, only for Scalvini to slide in and make an important block as he's about to pull the trigger.

77'

Final stages

The result has been beyond doubt for some time now, and it's a question of how many goals Bayern will get before the game's conclusion.

73'

Another debutant

Sixteen-year-old defender Pavić comes on for his debut, following in Ofli's footsteps who came on earlier.

72'

Substitution

Serge Gnabry

Tom Bischof

72'

Substitution

Filip Pavić

Josip Stanišić

72'

Substitution

Nicolas Jackson

Harry Kane

71'

Substitution

Nikola Krstovic

Gianluca Scamacca

71'

Substitution

Giacomo Raspadori

Kamaldeen Sulemana

Fantastic four for Bayern!

Díaz gets in on the action, racing away from a stranded Kossounou before scooping the ball over the onrushing Sportiello.

70'

Luis Díaz

GOAL!

4:0

67'

Hitting new heights

Now at 9-1, Bayern's aggregate score could yet increase.

62'

Penalty denied

Kim is investigated for a potential handball in the box, but the check sees him and Bayern escape without punishment.

60'

Instant impact from Ofli

The youngster came off the bench for his Bayern debut and was immediately involved, winning the ball back and starting the move that led to Karl's goal.

57'

Substitution

Lazar Samardžić

Charles De Ketelaere

57'

Substitution

Marten de Roon

Éderson

Karl makes it three!

A sweeping move sees him receive the ball in space on the right-hand side of the box, where he curls an effort into the far bottom corner with his left foot.

56'

Lennart Karl

GOAL!

3:0

55'

Substitution

Deniz Ofli

Aleksandar Pavlović

Kane gets a brace!

What an incredible goal! He spins away from two defenders inside the area before finding the far top corner.

54'

Harry Kane

GOAL!

2:0

53'

Guerreiro's golden chance

His side-footed effort from close range spins wide of the post.

50'

Acrobatic effort

De Ketelaere picks out Scamacca in the box who tries a scissor-kick, but he doesn't connect cleanly with it and sees the attempt bounce into Urbig's arms.

47'

We're back!

The second half is underway.

Kick-off!

Half-time

Half-time: Bayern Munich 1-0 Atalanta

Apart from a late scare, Bayern have eased their way closer to a quarter-final place, going a goal up via a Kane penalty to take the aggregate score to 7-1. They were in control for all but a couple of moments in the first 45, with Atalanta having to weather waves of attacks.

45'

Atalanta go close!

A cross toward the back post is headed back across goal where Pašalić looks destined to convert from close range, but Urbig does brilliantly to get across and block the effort.

44'

Cruise control

Bayern are passing it around with ease as the half draws to a close.

One-way traffic

Bayern haven't let up since their opening goal and look determined to add to their tally before the break.

36'

Goretzka over

He tries to bend one in from range first time, but can't control his finish.

32'

Warning sign

De Ketelaere races through on goal before shoveling his finish wide of the post. The offside flag is raised afterwards, but Bayern were caught off-guard initially.

30'

High and wide

Karl tries to bend one in the top corner but gets underneath it, and sees his effort sail over.

0:53

Ice-cold Kane

Kane has scored once again from the penalty spot, building on an already impressive record.

Kane opens the scoring from the spot!

After a check, Bayern are awarded the penalty and the captain steps up to take it. His initial penalty is saved but a re-take is required, and this time he makes no mistake to give his side the lead.

25'

Harry Kane

GOAL!

1:0

Penalty

23'

Penalty claim

Kane strikes a cut-back cross first time which is blocked by an Atalanta shirt. The England striker believes it was blocked by a hand, and the referee heads to the monitor to double check.

Knocking on the door

It's been all Bayern so far as Atalanta do their best to weather this red and white storm.

18'

Bischof next in line

The youngster is next to test the 'keeper, with his low driven effort from the edge of the area comfortably gathered.

16'

Pavlović from range

He fires in an effort from just outside the right-hand side of the box toward the far top corner and Sportiello parries it clear.

13'

Gliding Guerreiro

He weaves his way into a shooting position in the box before trying to slot the ball back across goal. His finish is too close to Sportiello though, who gets down to save it.

Díaz sneaks in!

Hein flicks the ball back to his 'keeper, unaware that the Colombian is creeping in behind him. Díaz gets to the ball before Sportiello, but lifts his effort just over the bar.

10'

Probing

The hosts are dominating the ball and looking for spaces to exploit the Atalanta backline, but aren't having much luck as of yet.

Almost

Kane slips in Guerreiro who had made a run through the heart of the Atalanta defence, but he can't get the ball under control.

Side netting

Bernasconi crosses to the back post and finds Bellanova, who volleys first time into the side netting of Urbig's goal.

The action begins!

This second-leg is underway, with Bayern kicking us off.

Kick-off!

First timer

This will be the first time that Harry Kane has captained the side in the Champions League. His two previous appearances with the armband came in the Bundesliga against Heidenheim (W) and Augsburg (L).

More on that Bayern team

The hosts also make six changes, with Upamecano, Laimer, Kimmich, Olise, Gnabry and Jackson being replaced by Kim, Bischof, Goretzka, Karl, Guerreiro and Kane (pictured), who will also captain the side tonight, all in the starting XI.

More on that Atalanta team

Atalanta make six changes to the line-up that lost in the first-leg. Carnesecchi, Zappacosta, Kolašinac, de Roon, Zalewski and Krstović are replaced by Sportiello, Kossounou, Bellanova, Scalvini, Éderson and De Ketelaere (pictured).

Starting line-up: FC Bayern München

Formation:4-2-3-1

Bayern subs

Bärtl, Prescott, Upamecano, Gnabry, Jackson, Ito, Laimer, Ofli, Manuba, Pavic

Atalanta starting line-up

Sportiello - Kossounou, Hien, Scalvini - Bellanova, Pašalić, Éderson, Bernasconi - De Ketelaere, Scamacca, Sulemana

Atalanta subs

Carnesecchi, Rossi, Bakker, Samardžić, de Roon, Raspadori, Djimsiti, Kolašinac, Zalewski, Ahanor, Zappacosta, Krstović

Potential opponents

If Bayern can get through this second-leg unscathed, they'll face Spanish giants Real Madrid in the quarter-finals. Alvaro Arbeloa's side swept Manchester City aside in their round of 16 clash, winning 5-1 on aggregate.

1:52

Watch: More from Kompany on Bayern's preparations

Atalanta team news

The visitors do not have significant new injuries, with Giacomo Raspadori the only enforced absentee due to a thigh issue, while Yunus Musah is suspended after his booking in last week’s reverse fixture. Nikola Krstović is expected to lead the line for Atalanta ahead of Gianluca Scamacca.

Bayern team news

Despite all of the talk surrounding 16-year-old Leonard Prescott this week, Jonas Urbig is expected to be fit enough to play in goal against Atalanta. However, the hosts will definitely be without star duo Michael Olise and Joshua Kimmich, who are suspended for the tie. Harry Kane, meanwhile, may be among the substitutes as he attempts to regain full fitness.

Isak Hien on facing Bayern

"I'm expecting a tough [match], definitely. We'll need to be at our best to get a good result. But we've got a strong squad, and we've shown this season that we've got both the quality and the mentality. I'm sure we'll give everything."

Raffaele Palladino on facing Bayern

"Recovering five goals is always a mountain to climb. But I want a match worthy of this club and this occasion. We are proud to be the last Italian side standing in the Champions League, and we will fight until the very end."

Tom Bischof on positional versatility

"I'm not that experienced, but I've played at left-back quite a few times now," commented the Bayern youngster, who could deputise for the injured Alphonso Davies on Wednesday. "I had to adapt there and now I feel comfortable there as well. I've played twice on the right before. I can cut inside a lot there and go for a goal, influence the game in a different way. But I feel very comfortable in all three positions. I'll help where I'm needed. I'm gradually getting comfortable [at left-back], but I'm happiest when I'm in the holding midfield role."

Kompany on facing Atalanta

"It's difficult to gauge how they'll approach it. Only the opposition coach can answer that. After our match they had a very tough game at Inter [Milan] and got a very good result. They were solid and dangerous, and uncomfortable for Inter. It was less typical of them against us - they're not a team who concede a lot of goals. We'll be prepared for everything. We can't afford to go into a game too casually, we don't want that."

0:22

Kompany backs Prescott

Should Urbig miss out, 16-year-old Leonard Prescott could make history as the youngest goalkeeper to play in the Champions League. "If he has to play, he gets our full support and backing," Kompany explained. "We have plenty of good players who will help him out. And there will never be a young player here who is given a starring role. No matter what happens: we have complete confidence in him!"

Urbig expected to start

"If everything goes to plan, [Jonas] Urbig will be in goal," Kompany said at Tuesday's presser. "And if not, we'll find another solution – and that's exactly what we’ll do." The Belgian also revealed that No.1 Manuel Neuer is nearing a return from a calf injury. "I'm not surprised he's back already, but I'm happy."

Urbig back in action

Jonas Urbig had sufficiently recovered from a concussion to take part in some of Bayern's training session on Monday. While he remains a doubt for the match, that provides a glimmer of hope in Bayern's goalkeeping crisis.

Harry's haul

While Harry Kane was an unused substitute in the first leg, he might fancy his chances of a goal or two in the return encounter. The Englishman is the third-highest scorer in this season's UEFA Champions League with eight goals. He is also just two goals shy of joining only ten players to have hit 50 goals in the competition's history.

Atalanta out of form

A late goal from substitute Nikola Krstović earned Atalanta a 1-1 draw at Serie A leaders Inter Milan on Saturday. Not a bad result for the seventh-placed side, but it did extend their run without a win to five matches in all competitions.

Prescott's turn?

The New York City-born Germany U17 international was the goalkeeper on the bench at the weekend, with Ulreich starting his first game in over a year. Born 23 September 2009, he would become the second-youngest player in Bayern's history if he features and the youngest goalkeeper ever in the Champions League.

Who's available? (Pt.2)

Jamal Musiala and Alphonso Davies are both out after going off in the second half of the first leg. But the big issue is in goal, where Manuel Neuer and Sven Ulreich have both picked up muscular injuries. Jonas Urbig (pictured) missed the Leverkusen game with concussion he suffered in Bergamo, and it's not known if he'll be back for Wednesday. Leon Klanac - the fourth first-team goalkeeper - also has a hamstring issue, leaving Jannis Bärtl (19) and Leonard Prescott (16) from the reserves and U19s as the next available goalkeepers in Munich.

Who's available? (Pt.1)

In terms of suspensions, Bayern will play this second leg without Joshua Kimmich and Michael Olise after they got their third yellow card of the competition in the first leg. Luis Díaz, Nicolas Jackson (red cards) and Jonathan Tah (fifth yellow) are available as their suspensions following the weekend's game in Leverkusen are only for domestic fixtures.

1:06

Watch: Bayer Leverkusen 1-1 Bayern Munich - highlights

Bayern Munich salvaged a point against Bayer Leverkusen despite going down to ten men in the first half, before being reduced to nine late on. 'Keeper Sven Ulreich also picked up an injury against the Werkself, meaning it remains to be seen who will start in between the sticks in this second-leg.

0:59

Kane wins February Player of the Month

Bayern's English goal machine was voted the Bundesliga's Player of the Month for February after scoring eight goals, which came as four consecutive league braces - a feat only previously achieved by two other players in history. Those eight goals took his tally up to 30 for the campaign, leaving Kane hot on the heels of Lewandowski's record for most goals in a single Bundesliga season (41).

High praise from the gaffer for Olise

The Frenchman was one of the standout performers against Atalanta, striking twice - including once from 25 yards - to take his UCL tally up to three goals for the campaign. After the game, Kompany likened Olise to his former teammate and ex-Wolfsburg star Kevin De Bruyne, saying: "He's very detail-oriented in his work, that's what sets him apart. That was also true of De Bruyne, whom I watched at Manchester City on his way to becoming world-class. Michael can become one of the best attacking players ever. He's on a very good path."

Atalanta head coach Raffaele Palladino's take

“We’re annoyed, this isn’t what we wanted. We played against perhaps the best team in the world. Congratulations to them and their coach, they impressed me. We have to accept the result. We’re sorry to the fans.”

Joshua Kimmich's thoughts

“We needed about five minutes to get going. After that we had one big chance after the other. That was a very strong performance today. The manner of it was impressive. We knew that we could really hurt them, and we also knew there’d be a top atmosphere here [...] Nevertheless, it was just a successful night’s work for us. Obviously it’s only the first leg. We knew at half-time that 3-0 was already a decent scoreline, but we still wanted to increase it. We succeeded in that."

Vincent Kompany's reaction to the first leg

“That was the performance we hoped for. I’d even say we could’ve scored another goal or two. I think we were very dangerous in attack all game. It was a good mixture: playing the ball simply into feet at times, but also running in behind at times. That hurt them."

Advantage Bayern

The Bavarians sit comfortably atop a five-goal aggregate lead after thrashing Atalanta 6-1 in the first leg in Bergamo on 10 March. Stanišić, Gnabry, Jackson and Musiala all got themselves on the scoresheet, whilst Michael Olise netted a brace to all but assure Bayern's place in the quarter-finals, barring a second-leg calamity at the Allianz Arena.

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