The German giants continue to make European football success seem easy under the second-year manager

Hansi Flick has yet to lose or draw a Champions League knockout game while in charge of Bayern Munich, with his streak extending to seven matches on Wednesday via a 2-1 second-leg win over Lazio that sent the club to the last-eight.

Despite a late consolation finish from the visitors, the tie was never in doubt after Robert Lewandowski converted from the spot in the 33rd minute and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting widened the Bavarians' lead midway through the second half.

Flick is off to an unparalleled start in Europe, and based on Bayern Munich's comfort in dispatching their Italian foes 6-2 on aggregate, his perfect knockout record stands a reasonable chance of continuing in the quarter-finals.

even if they aint on dt beast mode form last year, dey are still d best favorite for this UCL..
Chelsea won both legs yesterday and I heard so many noisy fans shouting bring on PSG anf bayern, some people dey get mind o bcox even tuchel cant say such..
Chelsea fans av forgotten so fast wat happened d last time dey played Bayern or mayb its dt second bayern 2 squad in german division b side dt dey are referring to...