Manchester City takes on Real Madrid in the Champions League for the third year in a row in another tasty European collision.
The ruling champions were one of the many top clubs that struggled in the new format of the competition, in addition to City, because both parties did not consider the top with those clubs that secured their immediate passage to the round of 16.
Their cunning show in the group stage of the Champions League means that they now meet each other for the third year in a row and the fifth time in six years on Tuesday in the knockout phases. Fresh from their 2-1 win over Leyton Orient in the FA Cup fourth round, it would not have done much to strengthen the confidence of the champions in a collision with the Spanish giants.
With the winners of this draw opposite Atletico Madrid or Bayer Leverkusen, the tough competitions will not be in the European Premier competition. With the first stage in Manchester that is not shown on the usual broadcaster of Champions League matches in the UK, TNT Sports, Mirror Football has the low-down about how to view the promotion.
What time does the coverage start and when is a kick -off?
Manchester City vs Real Madrid is scheduled for a kick -off time of 8 p.m. on Tuesday with coverage on Amazon Prime Set to start at 6.30 p.m.
Why is the game not on TNT sports?
Although most Champions League promotion is shown on TNT, City's collision against Madrid is one of the 17 UCL games broadcast on Amazon Prime.
Legend Wayne Rooney of Manchester United will join the Punditry team at the Etihad Stadium, where he makes his debut on the screen for the global streaming service.
How to view the game online and for free?
Football fans can exclusively view the entertaining fixture in the United Kingdom on Amazon Prime. New customers who register at Amazon can get a free 30 -day trial period with which they can view Stads host Madrid for free.
Subscribers also have the option to view on a live stream via the Amazon Prime website and app. Another advantage for signing up for a subscription is that Prime Video customers in the UK have access to all other Champions League games from TNT Sports. This is because it is included in the premium layer of the Discovery+ Subscription Service for an extra £ 30.99 fee per month.
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