Josko Gvardiol's RB Leipzig got the better of Erling Haaland when he last faced them but the defender believes Wednesday's reunion will be far tougher.
Leipzig welcome City to the Red Bull Arena on Wednesday for the first game of their two-legged Champions League last-16 clash, the pair having met in the group stages of last season's competition with one win apiece. The Bundesliga outfit have stalled in their league campaign but impressed by finishing second in their group ahead of Shakhtar Donetsk and Celtic.
Key to the success of Marco Rose's side has been Gvardiol, the 21-year-old whose performances for Croatia during the World Cup caught many an eye and ignited speculation over a Premier League move. And the defender will meet a familiar face on Wednesday, having got the better of Norwegian goal machine Haaland during his time at Dortmund last season.