What channel is Copenhagen v Man City Champions League match on? Kick off time, live stream and team news
Check out how to watch Copenhagen v Man City in the Champions League this week, including TV details, team news, predictions and odds.
Manchester City can book their place in the Champions League knockout rounds with two games to spare this week.
City boast a perfect record on the continent this season so far and can settle their status with a victory over Copenhagen.
Pep Guardiola's men defeated the Danes 5-0 last time out and a repeat result would see them qualify with total dominance over Group G.
City have won all three of their group games so far with 11 goals to their names and having conceded just once.
Copenhagen are rooted to the foot of the table and anything less than a victory here would confirm their elimination.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Copenhagen v Man City on TV and online.
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When is Copenhagen v Man City?
Copenhagen v Man City will take place on Tuesday 11th October 2022.
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What time is kick-off?
Copenhagen v Man City will kick off at 5:45pm.
There is plenty of Champions League on TV this week, including Barcelona v Inter on Wednesday.
What TV channel is Copenhagen v Man City on?
The game will be shown live on BT Sport 4 from 5pm.
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How to live stream Copenhagen v Man City online
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Copenhagen v Man City team news
Copenhagen predicted XI: Grabara; Diks, Vavro, Khocholava, Kristiansen; Stamenic, Lerager, Claesson; Johannesson, Karamoko, Daramy
Man City predicted XI: Ederson; Cancelo, Dias, Ake, Gomez; Rodri, Gundogan, De Bruyne; Grealish, Haaland, Foden
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Copenhagen v Man City odds
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Copenhagen (22/1) Draw (9/1) Man City (1/20)*
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Our prediction: Copenhagen v Man City
City could name their strongest XI here – or close to it – as they seek to nail down a place in the knockouts and effectively offer them a breather in their remaining outings. Expected a motivated, well-drilled unit to blow away the visitors again here.
Our prediction: Copenhagen 0-3 Man City (11/2 at bet365)
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