Alexis Nunes

It was brilliant.

It was decisive and yeah, she took her opportunity.

She took the space and she saw that she could create this opportunity

for herself and she nailed it.

She nailed it indeed.

Now up next for Manchester United is a giant though, Bayern Munich.

However, a giant that's not really been convincing.

And Natalia, when we look at all of the others that Manchester United could have gotten, like Barcelona, like Lyon as well, they probably would fancy their chances against this Bayern right now the most.

And Ali, you know exactly what it's like to play for German clubs and against German clubs very, very well.

What does United need to get right, even in just the first half or the first 15, 20 minutes of that game?

Well, we know that German teams can be super aggressive.

So Bayern, you know, they're going to force the chaos.

So we talk about structure with United.

They have to be, you know, thriving within that structure that they create and be confident but composed.

I think they have to have the patience, especially in the attack, but defensively connected, composed, compact.

And I think that's what will really help them start off on a good foot at the beginning stages of the game because tempo is going to be key.

Controlling that tempo against Bayern will be key showing up in this first leg.

And I tell you, as Ali was saying, this is such a young group of players, too, that are obviously playing with such freedom because it's almost like no real pressure, nothing to lose really first time in this tournament, everything to gain.

But if you're Mark Skinner and you find yourselves in the quarterfinals of the Champions League, you're like, OK, this is this is business now, you know.

But so how do you kind of find that balance?