Manchester City 's Erling Haaland could make Champions League history without kicking a ball in Tuesday's clash with Bayer Leverkusen at the Etihad Stadium. The Norway international and his teammates have some wrongs to right in the league phase clash, having been edged out 2-1 by Newcastle United in the weekend's Premier League contest.

The contest will be Guardiola's 100th as boss of City in Europe's elite club competition, with the crowning moment being that triumph in the final over Inter Milan two years ago. The Spaniard faces the cameras this lunchtime, with defender Josko Gvardiol also scheduled to be in attendance.

A problem with luggage delayed the departure of Bundesliga football club Bayer Leverkusen for their Champions League away game at Manchester City. The plane with the team on board was already at the end of the runway waiting for take-off when it had to return to the departure gate.

In keeping with the long-standing cooperation between Bayer 04 and the Tafel Leverkusen e.V. food bank, the U19s are also supporting the charitable organisation in the region. In addition to the generous cheque the team were able to donate to an organisation of

Bayer Leverkusen received a welcome boost as winger Nathan Tella returned to full team training following a lengthy spell on the sidelines due to a

Bayer Leverkusen needed just 45 minutes to put themselves firmly in control of their trip to Wolfsburg, producing a dominant first-half performance that showcased their attacking sharpness and

Bayer Leverkusen secured an impressive 3-1 away win at Wolfsburg to move up to provisional second place in the standings as first-half goals from Jonas Hofmann, Edmond Tapsoba and Malik Tillman left the Wolves licking their wounds on home soil once more.