Manchester City are now on the charge towards another Premier League title with Leicester City at home next.
Leicester beware! Erling Haaland is in rampant form and looking for fire City to another title.
The 22-year-old scored City’s third in their 3-0 quarter-final first-leg win to reach another landmark in his first season in England.
That was his 45th goal for City this season, in just his 39th game, a record for a Premier League player in all competitions.
This was his sixth goal in eight games against German champions Bayern, having played them regularly with Borussia Dortmund, but he had never beaten them before.
“Every team has to fear this player because he is just a monster. He is a beast, congratulations to Manchester City for signing him,” former Bayern and Germany striker Mario Gomez told BT Sport.
City are six points behind Arsenal ahead of this game week but things will change quickly. They have a game in hand and then welcome the Gunners to the Etihad at the end of the month.
Win those two games and they are in front with goal difference in their favour.
There’s no reason to suggest Leicester City will stand in their way after losing three in a row.
They are now second from bottom and firm relegation candidates.
Brendan Rodgers’ four-year reign with the Foxes ended earlier this month as the club fell into the relegation zone.