Is Man City vs Borussia Dortmund on TV? Channel and live stream

The second week of the Champions League returns with Premier League champions Manchester City welcoming German side Borussia Dortmund to the Etihad.

City got off to a perfect start in Europe’s elite competition last week with a 4-0 win against Sevilla in Spain.

A brace from Erling Haaland and goals from Phil Foden and Ruben Dias were enough to secure them a result that leaves them top of Group G.

It was another outstanding week for City’s Norwegian goal machine and his admirable Champions League record continued to improve.

Haaland has now scored 25 goals in only 20 games in the competition and has also bagged 10 goals already in the Premier League this season, so the Dortmund defenders will need to put in impressive performances to keep him quiet.

Edin Terzic’s side also looked extremely dangerous in the first gameweek, and Pep Guardiola will know they will provide a stern challenge.

Their 3-0 win over Copenhagen will have boosted the Bundesliga club’s confidence and has set up a tantalising clash against the champions of England.

Here is everything you need to know about Manchester City vs Borussia Dortmund

Is Man City vs Borussia Dortmund on TV? Channel and live stream

Viewers will be able to watch tonight’s game live on BT Sport 2, with the match also available to livestream on the BT Sport app or website.

The contest takes place at the Etihad Stadium with kick-off scheduled for 8pm BST.

Manchester City vs Borussia Dortmund Team News:

Pep Guardiola has confirmed that is fit to face Dortmund, but Kyle Walker remains sidelined.

Aymeric Laporte is also still unavailable with a knee injury, which means former Dortmund defenders Sergio Gomez and Manuel Akanji are set to face their old club.

Thorgan Hazard was forced off the field in the German side’s clash against Copenhagen, but there is hope that the Belgian will have recovered from his thigh issue in time for today’s match.

Dortmund’s lengthy absentee list includes Sebastian Haller, Mahmoud Dahoud, Mateu Morey and Gregor Kobel.