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<\/p>\nSome of the football witnessed in Manchester City's 3-2 comeback win over RB Leipzig on Tuesday was sexual in nature.<\/p>\n
And it wasn't just the players who were looking seductive after one member of the travelling crowd turned up in questionable attire. That's unless a hoodie promoting a sex toy business is considered routine in the Bundesliga.<\/p>\n
It was Leipzig who looked all the more tantalising in an opening period that saw Lois Openda score twice to send the guests into the break 2-0 up. But Pep Guardiola's men regrouped to preserve their perfect Champions League record thanks to goals from Erling Haaland, Phil Foden and Julian Alvarez.<\/p>\n
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If a five-goal thriller wasn't enough to arouse some supporters, perhaps adult specialists 'Easy Toys' can be of help. After all, if the company's slogan is to be believed, they offer 'better toys for greater joys'.<\/p>\n
And not only higher-quality toys, but apparently plenty of them with more than 14,000 items available. Not that City fans will need much aid after guaranteeing a first-place finish in their group following Tuesday's triumph.<\/p>\n
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While the fan in question may have been sat among Leipzig supporters, it's uncertain whether he was in fact a part of the travelling party. Easy Toys appears to be a British business, meaning his placement could have simply been a sound bit of strategy at the Etihad.<\/p>\n
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Leipzig are also through to the Champions League's last 16 and know they'll finish second in Group G ahead of their final matchup with Young Boys. The Bundesliga outfit have a steady history of facing City in Europe in recent years, and it seems their fans may be getting comfortable in this particular clash.<\/p>\n
Companies often fork out massive sums to get their names seen at Champions League fixtures, with screen time in Europe's top competition hard to come by. But all one really needs is a jumper and a healthy amount of confidence. <\/p>\n