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Manchester City beat Bayern 3-2 in UEFA Champions League
December 10, 2013byEditorialEditorial
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Manchester City beat Bayern 3-2 in UEFA Champions League
The German giants' 10-game winning steak came to an end after  all they sit atop the standings in group D following their 3-2 defeat to the  "Citizens" Tuesday.
 
 Bayern Munich suffered their first loss since July 27 as the visitors from  Manchester City turned the tides after a 2-0 deficit to snatch a 3-2 triumph. The  hosts dominated the first half but retracted with the restart allowing the  "Citizens" to get back into the game, Xinhua reported.
 
 Bayern dominated the opening period and caught a brilliant start as Thomas Mueller  utilised Dante's through ball to beat onrushing Joe Hart into the bottom corner  with just five minutes into the game.
 
 Only seven minutes later, Bayern doubled the lead as Manchester City failed to  clear the ball following a corner thus Mario Goetze poked home a rebound from very  close range into the near post corner.
 
 The German record champions retracted with the lead behind whereas the visitors  were able to establish their rhythm. Their efforts were rewarded at the 28th minute  when David Silva reduced the arrears following a combination via James Milner  inside the box.
 
 After the restart Bayern failed to regain control of the match and City shocked the  hosts as Dante's foul play to Milner allowed Aleksandar Kolarov to restore parity  from the spot at the 59th minute.
 
 However, Manuel Pellegrini's men were not done with the scoring when Milner slotted  home Jesus Navas harmless cross at the back post to make it 3-2 on the score sheets  in the 62nd minute.
 
 It could have been worse for the defending cup holders as Manuel Neuer denied  Alvaro Negredos attempt on target following a moment of madness by Dante in the  closing period.
 
 Nonetheless, Bayern lead group D with 15 points followed by Manchester City, Plzen  and CSKA Moskva.
 
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