Khadija Shaw does indeed come back on the pitch, but is grimacing as she does. One to monitor.

Approaching half-time in Munich and the hosts are in a commanding position.

Seven minutes after the opener Giluia Gwinn doubled their lead from the penalty spot.

Bayern have dominated possession throughout the first half and have had seven shots to Valerenga's two.

Worrying for City as star striker Khadija Shaw, after that challenge from Anna Tamminen, is struggling to put weight on her right ankle. She is limping around, but tries to start a slight jog to see if she can get back on.

Mary Fowler is again involved for City and she crosses but City captain Alex Greenwood can't get a strong connection with the header.

Another chance follows shortly afterwards, again Fowler the architect. Khadija Shaw gets there ahead of Anna Tamminen but can only poke the ball just wide.

Shaw needs some treatment after then colliding with the away goalkeeper.

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Mary Fowler, probably the best player on the pitch so far, gets some space on the right and fizzes a cross in, but it is one which Khadija Shaw can't get on the end of.

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A first chance for Anna Tamminen to get her gloves dirty in the Hammarby goal. Mary Fowler strikes low left footed at goal and Tamminen does well to get down quickly to her left and get her body behind it, with Emilie Joramo clearing the loose ball to safety.

Better from City. Kerstin Casparij crosses from out wide right, Khadija Shaw can't get a head on it and it falls to Aoba Fujino but she can't keep her half-volley down and over it goes.

It's been 20 minutes of pretty much nothing. City dominating the ball, but not doing anything with it, yet.

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Khadija Shaw gets sandwiched in a challenge between Eva Nystrom and Emilie Joramo in the centre circle, but, much to City fans' relief, she seems to be absolutely fine and can carry on.

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BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

It's been all City in this opening 15 minutes, but Hammarby are working hard out of possession to make sure Gareth Taylor's side aren't getting too close to the visitors' box.

In Group C Bayern have an early lead against Valerenga through former Chelsea attacker Pernille Harder.

Hammarby are working hard, but having to chase a lot as City play keep ball.

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It's going to be a long night for the Hammarby defence. They fail to clear and it falls for Mary Fowler on the right side of the penalty area.

She looks to get the ball on her left foot but that enables a covering defender to get a block in and wipe out any power on the strike.

The first chance for Manchester City. Mary Fowler hangs up a cross from the right and Khadija Shaw meets it but can only send the header back where it came from instead of at goal.

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BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

The Hammarby support haven't stopped singing since they arrived.

They've turned one corner of Joie Stadium green and white with flags and a large banner that reads "En bit i taget". I don't speak Swedish but a quick search on Google Translate tells me it says "one piece at a time".

Under way at the Joie Stadium and it's a fine atmosphere, helped by a large travelling support from Sweden.

We've already seen one big win tonight for an English side, it'd be a surprise if we don't see another one now.

The travelling Hammarby fans are making themselves heard.

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Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Joie Stadium

There's a familiar face among the Hammarby players tonight, with Julie Blakstad in the Swedish side's starting XI.

Blakstad left City in January after scoring 10 goals in 36 appearances for the club.

There's also a return to England for Jonna Andersson, who spent four years at Chelsea and won nine major trophies with the Blues.