The second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-final between Manchester City and Real Madrid on Wednesday will get special TV coverage. Instead of making this game exclusive to streaming, CBS offers it on its live streaming channel. It’s one of the two quarterfinals. The matches will be broadcast on television. The other is Tuesday’s second leg between Barcelona and PSG.
Based on the fireworks of the first leg, this match promises to be dramatic. A 3-3 draw at the Santiago Bernabeu was full of goals and notable battles between the players. These two European giants have won the last two Champions League competitions and met in the knockout stage. Including this year’s draw, Manchester City have faced Real Madrid in five of the last nine Champions League knockout stages. Each of them produced style, making it another must-see duel.
For those who are used to watching the UEFA Champions League on Paramount, don’t worry. CBS is simulcasting the game on its streaming platform, while also offering other tactics for watching it.
Start Time: 3:00 p. m. ET / Noon PT – Wednesday, April 17 Broadcast Now (in the U. S. )Live on Paramount and CBS (via Fubo TV) Commentators: Clive Tyldesley and Rob Green USAU. S. Television: CBS Network
This CBS fits into the only special component about Manchester City’s American audience as opposed to Real Madrid. CBS is hosting a one-hour and 30-minute pregame policy to prepare the audience for this game. Kate Abdo, Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards will be in the studio to talk about Wednesday’s two matches, as well as recap Tuesday’s action. They will request analysis from Anita Jones, who will be at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday, and Christina Unkel for the inevitable refereeing issues.
However, the 90-minute pre-game policy will not be available to watch in its entirety on CBS. CBS Sports Golazo Network and Paramount will have the first 30 minutes of the game. Then, at 2 p. m. at approximately 1:00 p. m. horas. ET, CBS selects the team an hour before games begin.
Intermediate coverage on both sides of the game and the broadcast itself are also available on Paramount.
Given the nature of the two-legged quarter-finals, Manchester City and Real Madrid will be eliminated from the festival on Wednesday. The two met in last season’s semi-finals as Manchester City qualified for the final, where they eventually won the treble. . In the last 3 seasons, Manchester City and Real Madrid have appeared in the last 4 seasons of the UEFA Champions League, but one of those streaks will come to an end.
Pep Guardiola faced Real Madrid as a coach 24 times. They have an impressive record of thirteen wins, six draws, and five losses in 24 matches. They will reach 14 wins, as a win will propel Manchester City into some other semi-final. However, Real Madrid are no strangers to sensational effects in the Champions League.
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