An early final. Today is the day in which the Champions League demonstrates its power. Two giants who started out as favorites bring forward an appointment that should have been later but, due to chance, they have ended up seeing each other sooner than many would have dreamed of. Manchester City and Real Madrid They meet in a duel to the death for a place in the Istanbul final, and they have 90 minutes to fight for it.
Where to watch Manchester City vs Real Madrid
The second semifinal of the 2023 Champions League will begin at 9:00 p.m. in Spain, and while Inter Milan is already waiting with their ticket to Istanbul, Manchester City is patiently waiting for the current European champion to jump onto their pitch to try to knock him out. The cityzens and the whites meet again a week later to decide what initially ended in a tie, so we expect an incredible tie that will taste like a final.
The match can be watch live on the Movistar+ channel Champions League (Dial 51) of Movistar+ from 9:00 p.m.although as always, the signal will begin at 8:00 p.m. to find out the last hour of the game, the confirmed line-ups and all the news that is coming out at the moment around the game, including interviews with personalities before the game begins.
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In the United Kingdom, BT Sports 1 will be in charge of broadcasting the game live (also paid), while in Germany and Italy Amazon Prime Video will offer the game to all its subscribers.
Watch the Champions League for free online
Despite the fact that the rights to the Champions League in Spain are held by Movistar+, in the rest of Europe other channels have the broadcasting rights to see the tie in the corresponding country. This is the case of RTL, which through its channel RTL Zwee broadcasts live and open through the internet the Champions League match.
The problem is that RTL Zwee geographically limits access to said streaming, so the only solution is to use a VPN to access the web as if you were in Luxembourg. We leave you below with the channel in question so that you can access it if you have a suitable VPN for it.
See Champions League via RTL Zwee
