Manchester City fight back for 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich in Women's Champions League opener
City recovered from two goals down to salvage a draw against German champions Bayern Munich on the opening matchday of the Women's Champions League.
Manchester City came from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Bayern Munich in their opening match of this season's Women's Champions League, a result described as a hard-fought point away from home.
Bayern, the German champions, took a 2-0 lead before City mounted a fightback to level the score and secure a draw. The result gives City a point on the board as they begin their continental campaign against one of the competition's strongest sides.
The draw sets the tone for City's group-stage campaign, with the comeback highlighted as evidence of the squad's resilience heading into the rest of the competition.
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