When do Real Madrid vs. Manchester City for the Champions League? Check the time and channel

A long-awaited meeting between two important European teams has millions around the world anxious. It is about the meeting between real Madrid vs. Manchester City by Champions. What should we know about this long-awaited soccer match? In this note we tell you everything you need to know about this valuable topic for the football community.

REAL MADRID VS. MANCHESTER CITY: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

The match they will play Real Madrid vs. Manchester City for the first leg of the Champions League will take place on May 9 at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, one of the most representative stadiums on the European continent.

Also, Real Madrid vs. Manchester City They will meet in a return match on May 16 at the Etihad Stadium.

In addition to this, it is important to know that this meeting will take place at 2:00 pm in both round-trip matches.

Likewise, the match between Real Madrid vs. Manchester City It can be seen through Onda Madrid and Movistar Liga de Campeones or on the Movistar+ website in Spain, while internationally, the match can be broadcast on the following channels:

• Argentina: ESPN Argentina and Star+
• Mexico: Sky HD and Blue To Go Video Everywhere
• Colombia: ESPN and Star+
• United States: ESPN Sports

WHAT IS THE CHAMPIONS?

The UEFA Champions League, also known as the UEFA Champions League, the European Cup, or simply the Champions; It is the most prestigious official international soccer tournament at club level in Europe.

The Champions It is organized by its continental class, and has been held annually since its inception in the 1955-56 season, and its final is the most followed sporting event in the world, with an estimated audience of between 350 and 400 million viewers, ahead of the NFL and NBA.

The Champions It was created at the initiative of the newspaper L’Équipe under the name of the European Champions Clubs Cup and designed to define the best club on the continent. Initially it was rejected in the first instance by UEFA, however, after discussions with FIFA and various clubs still in its infancy, the European establishment gave its approval and became its organizer.

The Champions It started under a direct elimination format, in 1992 the tournament was restructured, incorporating for the first time the league or group stage competition format as a step prior to the knockout phase. For this reason it was renamed with its current name in the 1992-93 edition, consolidating said format.

Originally, in the Champions The champion teams of the national leagues qualified for their participation in the competition, but, in 1997, the runners-up also began to participate and, in 1999, those classified up to fourth place, depending on the UEFA coefficient of each league, having to exceed the of lower coefficient a previous phase.

The winner of the Champions it disputes the European Super Cup against the champion of the Europa League —the second continental competition—, and as a representative of the confederation, the FIFA Club World Cup.