AS Roma are set to face an important battle this midweek as Rudi Garcia's men host Manchester City in their final Champions League group game at Olympico, a tie that will decide either teams' qualification chance.

AS Roma failed to reduce their gap with lead leader Juventus at the top of Italian Serie A standings as Giallorossi were held by Sassuollo 2-2 at Olympico stadium this past Saturday.

AS Roma waste the chance to get one foot into that knock out stages of UEFA Champions as they were held into a 1-1 draw by CSKA Moscow, leaving both teams with everything to play in their final match day.

Losing their last two matches in the Champions League against Bayern Munich didn't make AS Roma losing any of their beliefs in advancing into the next stage of that competition as everything is still under their own hands.

Grabbing positive results on their last two Champions League tie suddenly gave CSKA Moscow a shot in qualifying into the next round of that competition, but in achieving it they must picked up all three points against AS Roma this upcoming midweek.

Manchester City saw their chance in qualifying into the next stage of Champions League getting more difficult after this midweek they suffered a shock 2-1 defeat from CSKA Moscow at Etihad Stadium.

Bayern Munich confirmed their passage into the knock out stage of UEFA Champions League after defeating AS Roma at Allianz Arena. Winning their previous meeting in such thrilling fashion, Bayern remain cautious over their opponent's threat as the home side keep on playing their usual attacking approach.

AS Roma's ambition in keeping pace at the top of Serie A table was halted again this weekend as they suffered a disappointing defeat from Napoli. The away side were keen on grabbing a positive result ahead of their Champions League tie on midweek, but was on for a surprise.

AS Roma climbing their way back into the top seat of Italian Serie A table after picking up a home win over Cesena on midweek. After only grabbing a point from their latest league fixture, Giallorossi were determined in getting back on winning ways against the newly promoted side.

Bayern Munich picked up a massive 7-1 away win over AS Roma on their latest UEFA Champions League fixture, but Bayern's boss, Pep Guardiola, refused to believe that the big result was nothing but a fluke.

Bundesliga giant, Bayern Munich showcasing their class on the latest Champions League group stage fixture as they demolished AS Roma at Olimpico stadium. Playing away from home didn't stop Bayern in putting on an attacking display as they tried to take control of proceeding.

Bayern Munich maybe a dominant force in Germany and Europe, but they're not getting all cocky ahead of their midweek Champions League clash against AS Rome this Tuesday. Speaking to the media, Bayern's head coach, Pep Guardiola, admitted that his side will most likely face a very difficult game as Roma are strong and play excellent football.