The game was a rollercoaster with its fair share of sloppy passes, freezing temperatures, an unexpected pitch invader, and blunders from both teams.

What a match it was! The lineups are out, and Kingsley Coman has made it to the starting XI, indicating that Nagelsmann is going all-in.

This is likely the strongest lineup Bayern Munich can present given the current player absences.

We're hopeful that Nianzou will perform well; he certainly needs the playtime.

Phonzie is expected to be pivotal in this match as he's accustomed to such chilly conditions.

As the group stage wraps up, Bayern has already clinched a spot in the next round, leaving little at stake.

With Benfica and Barcelona vying for the remaining qualifying position in another match, only the top spot in the group is left to contend for.

Following a surprising defeat to Augsburg last Friday, Julian Nagelsmann and his team are eager for a win to regain their momentum.

However, this victory won't come easily.

Dynamo Kyiv, while not particularly impressive in Europe this season, has the upper hand facing a significantly weakened Bayern squad this Tuesday.

Key players like Joshua Kimmich, Serge Gnabry, and Niklas Süle are sidelined due to isolation protocols, and Dayot Upamecano is out with a yellow card suspension.

For Nagelsmann, this match will be a true test