Four German managers register UEFA Champions League history
Flick's Bayern, Terzic's Dortmund, Tuchel's Chelsea & Klopp's Liverpool make it to the last eight of the continental championship.
As the Champions League Round of 16 2nd legs came to a close, mouth-watering clashes are poised to take place in the quarter-finals.
Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are two Germans teams to have made the final eight after securing comfortable victories over Lazio & Sevilla respectively.
Bayern recorded a 6-2 aggregate win whereas Dortmund registered a 5-4 aggregate victory over the Spanish giants.
This will be the first time in history the UEFA Champions League witnesses four managers from the same nationality make the quarter-finals – all the four being Germans.
Both Bayern & Dortmund are led by two German coaches in Hansi Flick and Edin Terzic.
In England, giants Liverpool and Chelsea are managed by two highly respectable Germans themselves – Jurgen Klopp & Thomas Tuchel, respectively.
Liverpool dispatched Julian Nagelsmann’s RB Leipzig, who put in underwhelming performances over two legs and Chelsea ousted Diego Simeone’s stern Atletico Madrid side without conceding a single goal, both home and away.
For the first time in Champions League history, four coaches from the same nation will feature at the quarterfinal stage. 👔 pic.twitter.com/Q2X0h53X8y
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