Manchester City expect a tight game against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League second leg, but less so than the first leg.
City edged out a 1-0 win from the first leg against a stubborn Atletico side who set up with two banks of five and failed to have a single shot on goal. City dominated possession but needed until 70 minutes to score when Kevin De Bruyne slotted home Phil Foden's smart assist.
And De Bruyne admits the contrasting styles of the two sides might not make for a particularly exciting game, but City's lead means that Atletico must be more adventurous in Wednesday's second leg at the Wanda Metropolitano.
