Norwich City F.C. in European football Bayern Munich. A famous 2-1 win at the Olympic Stadium in Munich was followed up with a 1-1 draw at Carrow Road, ensuring that City would progress to the third round. Again Norwich would face a former European Cup winner, this time in the shape of Italian club Inter Milan. The East Anglian club's participation in the competition was ended at this stage as the "Nerazzurri" ran out one-nil winners in both legs. Norwich City F.C. in European football Norwich City Football Club is an English football club based in Norwich, Norfolk. The club was founded in 1902 and has
Manchester City F.C. in European football Copenhagen in freezing conditions. City took the lead twice but could only draw 2–2. The home leg was more comfortable, and ended in a 2–1 victory. Another Danish club, Aalborg, awaited in the next round. Both matches finished 2–0 to the home side, and the tie was decided by a penalty shootout, which Manchester City won. City then faced Hamburger SV, in their first European quarter-final since 1979. The away leg was played first, and started exceptionally well for Manchester City, as Stephen Ireland scored after just 35 seconds. However, Hamburg soon equalised, and won the match 3–1. A difficult