Bayern Munich faces a bold test against Manchester City as it aims to reach the Champions League semi finals with a dramatic comeback on the line.
Jose Mourinho… wait, Guardiola owes Manchester City a final word in this continental saga. The English side still holds a 3-0 lead from the first leg, but the Bavarians know a three-goal win can push the tie to extra time and a four-goal margin would seal the deal. The winner advances to meet Real Madrid in the next round.
For fans curious about how to watch, here is the latest information on where to see the match live from Mexico:
Contents:
- Day and time
- What TV channel is it on?
- Is it an open channel or paid?
- What channel is on each cable system?
DATE, DAY AND TIME OF BAYERN MUNICH VS MANCHESTER CITY
The match continues Wednesday, April 19, at 1 p.m. local time in central and southeastern Mexico, with a kickoff corresponding to that window. In the northwest and Pacific regions, the match starts at noon, reflecting the time difference across the country.
TRANSMISSION OF BAYERN MUNICH VS MANCHESTER CITY
The live broadcast is exclusive to HBO Max, the streaming service that holds the rights for this Champions League fixture in Mexico.
HOW TO WATCH ONLINE: BAYERN MUNICH VS MANCHESTER CITY
The game can be streamed online through HBO Max, which has the exclusive rights to all Champions League matches in Mexico. The app is available on Android and iOS devices and also shows up in the smart TV menu, making it easy to watch on a bigger screen or on a portable device.
LIKELY ALIGNMENTS
For Bayern Munich, the lineup is expected to feature a backline anchored by Davies, De Ligt, Upamecano, and Pavard, with a midfield trio of Goretzka and Kimmich and an attacking quartet behind the central striker. The front line could include players who have provided pace and creativity in recent European outings.
Manchester City’s expected setup might see Ederson in goal, a back four including Ake, Dias, Stones, and Akanji, with Rodri anchoring the midfield alongside De Bruyne, Gundogan, and Silva. The forward line is likely to include Haaland as the central reference point in attack.
This fixture represents a high-stakes clash between two of Europe’s most possession-driven teams, where tactical discipline and individual moments of quality can decide the tie. Bayern Munich will be chasing an improbable, yet mathematically possible, four-goal swing to advance, while Manchester City looks to protect its comfortable cushion and finish the tie on aggregate. The outcome will shape the semifinal landscape as one club heads toward a possible title bid, with Real Madrid waiting on the other bracket in the pursuit of a repeat Champions League run.
Note: This preview focuses on the anticipated lineup and broadcast details for the match, while emphasizing the strategic implications of the first-leg deficit and how each side tends to respond under pressure in European competition. The analysis aligns with typical coverage of marquee Champions League clashes and reflects standard reporting conventions for broadcasters and fans alike.