The Phnom Penh Post

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Oliver Twist, for one

Normal start?

Fight starter

BP merger partner

Refines wine

Hodgepodge or mishmash

1939 epic film

Maximizing suffix

Soprano solo, sometimes Mimieux of Hollywood

“Summer of ’69” singer Adams Seam contents

1996 or 2000 presidenti­al candidate

With a twangy inflection

Cause to lose face

Patron saint of Norway Deadeye’s skill

Lost it

Wall St. location

Weigh down

Enjoy to the last drop

Causes to condense on a surface Like desert growth

Coiffure style

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Abridgment­s

Jazz singer Fitzgerald

___ Paulo (Brazilian city)

Part of a grade-school dance instructio­n

Poker stake

Winglike

Wish count

Tampa and Montego Be dependent (on)

Tofu beans (Var.)

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Plum variety

His cookies are famous European high spot

Word with “cap” or “cube”

“In your dreams!”

Copper coating

Turkish commander (Var.) Like some older profs (Abbr.) Pallid looking

Once-seedy section of NYC Pica relative

Ingredient­s in fuzzy navels? Bonanza vein

Place using dinars

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Take a break

Break of day

Comply with commands

More in need of a massage

Flight height, on a gauge

“Well, ___-di-dah!”

Deter

Opponent

Frankenste­in’s flunky

A ___ bagatelle

“___ in victory” (elementary lesson)

Tokyo, formerly

Comfortabl­e state

Craggy mountain ridges

Where to spot a ringer?

Grain elevator

Pro sports venue

Large bill

Tailor’s tucks

Tattle

Fly high, as an eagle

Ink-saving abbr.

Type of rug or code

They’re studied by English majors Grand ___ Opry

Which of you

HOLDERS Bayern Munich brushed off their recent poor domestic form by throwing down a Champions League marker with an emphatic 4-1 win at Lazio in Tuesday’s last-16 first leg to take a “huge step” towards the quarter-finals.

Robert Lewandowsk­i gave Bayern an early lead before 17-year-old Jamal Musiala scored his first Champions League goal on only his fourth appearance in Europe.

Stuttgart-born Musiala, who turns 18 Friday, is now the youngest English goalscorer in Champions League history.

A Leroy Sane strike gave Bayern a threegoal half-time cushion at the Stadio Olimpico before Francesco Acerbi scored an own goal just after the break.

Joaquin Correa pulled a goal back early in the second half to give the scoreline some respectabi­lity for Lazio.

“We were aggressive from the start and went full throttle,” Bayern midfielder Leon Goretzka said after his first appearance since testing positive for Covid-19.

Simone Inzaghi’s Lazio need a near

miracle in the return game in Munich on March 17 to reach the last eight.

“Bayern are the world champions,” said Inzaghi. “They definitely did not need our mistakes to make it even easier for them.”

Flick pulled a surprise by starting Musiala in place of Thomas Mueller, who was sidelined after testing positive for Covid-19.

Benjamin Pavard was also out with coronaviru­s, while midfielder­s Corentin Tolisso and Serge Gnabry were both missing with thigh injuries.

Despite dropping five points in the Bundesliga last week and bringing a depleted squad to Rome, Bayern needed less than nine minutes before Lewandowsk­i pounced on a mistake in the Lazio defence.

The Poland star snapped up a weak back-pass by Mateo Musacchio to dribble around Lazio’s veteran goalkeeper Pepe Reina and fire into an empty net.

It was Lewandowsk­i’s 72nd Champions League goal, taking him solo third on the

all-time list ahead of Real Madrid great Raul.

England Under-21 midfielder Musiala, showed maturity beyond his years to calmly drill past Reina to make it 2-0 on 24 minutes.

The lead was extended just before halftime when Kingsley Coman’s shot was parried and Sane tapped in the rebound.

There were two goals in the space of three minutes just after the break, with Acerbi turning the ball into his own net as Bayern counter-attacked from a Lazio corner.

Lazio were in danger of matching their heaviest home defeat in Europe having lost 4-0 to Chelsea in the 2003/04 group stage.

But Bayern’s defence has often crumbled in recent weeks and Lazio forward Correa took advantage of poor marking to fire past Manuel Neuer in the 49th minute.

Bayern are now unbeaten in their last 18 Champions League games, with only a 1-1 group stage draw at Atletico Madrid last December denying them a perfect record of wins.

 ?? AFP ?? Bayern Munich’s Polish forward Robert Lewandowsk­i (right) prepares to shoot during the Champions League round of 16 first leg in Rome.
AFP Bayern Munich’s Polish forward Robert Lewandowsk­i (right) prepares to shoot during the Champions League round of 16 first leg in Rome.

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