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Goalkeeper 1 Manuel Neuer. Coach Coach Hans-Dieter Flick. If two or more clubs are level on points, alphabetical order is applied based on full club names until teams have played each other twice, at which point the competition regulations are applied.

Form guide W. Qualifying Tournament phase Assists Saves Matchday six will be devoid of any real entertainment in many groups, but that is not the case in Group A as Atletico and Salzburg face off at Red Bull Arena next week in a shoot-out for second place.

Diego Simeone's men were helped by Flick's call to make nine changes from Bayern's previous match, with first place already secured and a top-of-the-table showdown with RB Leipzig to come in the Bundesliga next weekend.

But LaLiga's only unbeaten side this season did not register a single shot on target in a second half that saw them fail to preserve their lead after Bayern turned to big-name reinforcements.

The forward showed great awareness to get on the end of Llorente's cutback as he made it seven goals in his past seven starts for Atletico in all competitions - as many as he managed in his previous Joao Felix has more than stepped up in Luis Suarez's absence - the Uruguay international missing a fourth game running today through coronavirus - and managed more shots three and shots on target two than anyone else on the pitch and playing a joint-high two key passes.

David Alaba retained his place in the side and captained Bayern on his th appearance for the club, showing yet again why he is so highly valued as he shifted across into the centre of a back three.

At the opposite end of the spectrum is Bright Arrey-Mbi, who was making his first outing at senior level. Bayern showed the swagger expected from the reigning champions and a spectacular volleyed effort from Robert Lewandowski, which flashed across goal, set the tone for Hasni Flick's side.

The Bundesliga outfit were rewarded for their first-half dominance with a goal that owed much to Joshua Kimmich's determination after he chased back and seized on a wayward Atleti clearance.

Kimmich curled a high cross to the back post that Coman controlled deftly with his left foot before calmly stroking the ball past goalkeeper Jan Oblak with his right.

Coman's fleet footedness helped increase the advantage shortly before the interval as he twisted and turned, then slid a low ball into the area, which Goretzka crisply arrowed into the corner of the net.

Atleti's best opportunity of the first half saw Yannick Carrasco cut the ball back for Luis Suarez, but the former Barcelona striker snatched at his shot and sent it wide.

Joao Felix thought he had pulled a goal back for Atleti early in the second half, only for VAR to overrule it because Suarez had obscured Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer's view from an offside position.

Tolisso extinguished any hope Diego Simeone had of his side salvaging something from the game when he struck a superb half-volley into the top corner, which left Oblak grasping at thin air.

The France winger picked up the ball on the halfway line, bolted towards goal and danced his way past Atleti's tired defence in the penalty area before striking a low angled shot past Oblak.

This was the second time the teams have been drawn together in the group stage of a Champions League campaign, but the gulf in class between them was a chasm as Bayern inflicted Atleti's joint-worst defeat in the competition.