Supercomputer Reveals the English Club That Will win Champions League Title This Season and it's not Chelsea

• Manchester City have been tipped to finally win their first UEFA Champions League title this season
• City have never tasted European glory despite their success in the domestic scene in recent years
• The Citizens will be facing Sporting in the Round of 16, with a supercomputer predicting they will go all the way

A supercomputer has backed Man City to finally conquer Europe and win the Champions League this season.

Despite their success in the Premier League in recent years, City have often struggled on the continental stage and are yet to taste European glory.

The Etihad-based outfit came close to winning the tournament last season but missed out after losing the final to EPL rivals, Chelsea.

However, they have been offered a glimmer of hope of finally being crowned Champions League winners by a supercomputer.

According to the supercomputer cited by Mirror UK, City will face off with Bayern Munich in the final on their journey to triumph.

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Fellow Premier League sides Liverpool and holders Chelsea have been tipped to reach the semi-final, with Man United exiting in the last 16 stages.

The supercomputer's prediction is in tandem with that of Michael Owen who contends City are the team to beat in the competition.

City, meanwhile, are landed a favourable Round of 16 draw as they are set to face Portuguese giants, Sporting Lisbon.

The Citizens had earlier been paired with Villarreal but the draw was voided by UEFA.

On their part, Bayern Munich have been pooled alongside RB Salzburg as opposed to Atletico Madrid who they had drawn earlier.

Chelsea, Man United, City and Liverpool learn Champions League opponents after redraw

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Man United, Liverpool, and Man City have landed new Champions League opponents in the Round of 16 after the first draw was voided.

European football governing body, UEFA, was forced to conduct a redraw after mistakes at the first attempt saw Man United paired with Villarreal and then not in the pot to face Atletico Madrid.

Chelsea, Man United, City and Liverpool Learn Champions League Opponents After Redraw

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Another error occurred when Atletico's name was read out as United were not included in the pot for their draw.

Bayern Munich were consequently confirmed as Atletico's opponents, with the Spanish champions eventually entering into talks with UEFA to seek clarity.

In the new draw, Man City, who are eyeing their first European title will now have to contend with a fixture against Portuguese giants, Sporting CP as opposed to Villarreal who they were set to play earlier.