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How to watch RB Leipzig vs Manchester City: UK TV channel, live stream and Champions League kick-off time

RB Leipzig vs Manchester City is live on TNT Sports 2 in the UK on Wednesday 4 November, with kick-off at 8pm GMT. The Champions League fixture is…

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RB Leipzig vs Manchester City is live on TNT Sports 2 in the UK on Wednesday 4 November, with kick-off at 8pm GMT. The Champions League fixture is also available to stream on HBO Max with TNT Sports access.

What channel is RB Leipzig vs Manchester City on?

UK viewers can watch the match on TNT Sports 2. The game is listed in the Champions League television schedule.

Match detailInformation
FixtureRB Leipzig vs Manchester City
CompetitionUEFA Champions League
DateWednesday 4 November 2026
UK kick-off8pm GMT
UK coverageTNT Sports 2
Live streamHBO Max with TNT Sports access

How to live stream RB Leipzig vs Manchester City

The streaming option is HBO Max. You need a plan that includes TNT Sports; an entertainment-only subscription does not provide the match.

If you already receive TNT Sports through a TV or mobile provider, follow the provider’s activation instructions. The HBO Max help page explains the available routes.

What time does RB Leipzig vs Manchester City kick off?

The match starts at 8pm GMT on Wednesday 4 November 2026. This is the UK kick-off time, rather than the start of the broadcaster’s build-up.

Is RB Leipzig vs Manchester City free to watch?

No free-to-air UK live broadcast is listed. You need access to TNT Sports through an eligible subscription.

See our football on TV today guide for more live coverage, and the British football TV schedule for the wider European programme.

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