Roma may have produced a miracle of their own on Tuesday and it's now Sevilla's turn with the Andalusian club heading to Bavaria to face Bayern Munich, in the hope of qualifying for the semi-final.

Bayern Munich were 2-1 winners in the first leg at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan yet Vincenzo Montella's charges could feel really quite hard done by.

Profligacy in front of goal cost them, despite taking a one-goal lead they really should have added to their tally before Jesus Navas' own goal.

The two away goals scored by Jupp Heynckes' charges make the second leg a daunting task for Sevilla, their immediate goal must be to record a 2-0 victory in order to ensure progression.

Sevilla won't go out with a whimper though, Los Rojiblancos have fought so hard over the years to develop into a Champions League regular and, now they're in the quarter-final stage, surrender isn't an option.

Not since their victory at Wembley Stadium in 2013 have Bayern Munich reached the Champions League final, the lack of success in the competition since then has left those in charge at the club disappointed to say the least.

In Heynckes, they have a coach in place, at least temporarily, who knows how to negotiate the latter stages of the tournament; you don't get the sense complacency will be an issue.

David Soria was hopeful that his team can produce at yet another elite European arena, it must be remembered that the club's 2-1 victory at Old Trafford was also an incredible shock, a repeat result on Wednesday would ensure extra time.

"If we beat Manchester, then we can also win in Munich," he explained in his pre-match press conference.

There is a certain spirit within the Sevilla squad that has survived a coaching change, their 3-3 draw against Liverpool despite being 3-0 down was a memorable moment and the team wants to go out fighting at the very least.

Bayern may be weighed down by expectation, their experiences in the Champions League of late have been scarring, especially against Real Madrid last season, although for Sevilla to progress there may need to be a second miracle in the space of 24 hours.

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