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The Bavarian giants open their European campaign against English champions Manchester City, though injuries leave them short-handed for a brutal group stage.
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FC Bayern München's women's side kick off their Champions League campaign this evening with a heavyweight clash against English champions Manchester City, with the match set for an 18:45 kick-off.
The Bavarians arrive with serious pedigree in this competition. Last season they powered through to the semi-finals before FC Barcelona brought their run to an end.
Germany national team captain Giulia Gwinn said the squad's hunger has only grown after claiming both the Bundesliga title and the DFB-Pokal last term. That domestic double has raised expectations - and the players are embracing it, Soccerdonna reports.
Bayern will be without three players through injury. Lena Oberdorf and Magdalena Eriksson are both sidelined, while backup goalkeeper Regina van Eijk is also unavailable.
Manchester City is just the start. Real Madrid and FC Barcelona also await in the group stage - a gauntlet that Gwinn herself has acknowledged will test the squad to its limits.
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