The chances of Manchester City topping Group D are slim, but going into Matchday 6 it is still possible.
If the Blues can beat Borussia Monchengladbach on Tuesday and Juventus lose away at Sevilla, then Manuel Pellegrini’s side will finish first in their Champions League group for the first time since entering the competition in 2011.
The hope inside the Etihad is that winning the group will ensure an easier last-16 tie than the ones they have been handed in the last two season, where both times they have faced Barcelona.