Bayern Munich Vs Hertha Berlin: Live Stream And TV Channel For Bundesliga Clash

Bayern Munich will begin their Bundesliga title defence on Friday against Hertha Berlin, and here's how to watch the action LIVE.

Niko Kovac's men host the German side at the Allianz Arena as the Bavarians boss starts his hunt for a second straight domestic league title.

Here is how to watch the reigning German champions' first league match of the 2019-20 season LIVE in the United Kingdom on Friday night.

What TV channel is it on?

BT Sport will be showing the action LIVE from the Allianz Arena.

The clash will be available on BT Sport 2 HD.

BT Sport subscribers will have full access to live stream and coverage of the fixture on TV, BT Sport's website and the official app.

The BT Sport app allows fans to watch Bayern Munich vs Hertha Berlin from their Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Samsung TV or Apple TV.

What time is kick-off?

The match will begin at 7:30pm on BT Sport 2 HD.

What are the fixtures this weekend?

Borussia Dortmund fell two points short of the Bundesliga crown last season and will be hoping to beat Bayern Munich to the title this season.

Lucien Favre's men kick off their league campaign on Saturday when they host Augsburg at 2:30pm.

There are four other 2:30pm fixtures and one match at 5:30pm on Saturday.

And Sunday will feature Eintracht Frankfurt vs Hoffenheim for the afternoon kick-off and Union Berlin will play against RB Leipzig at 5pm.

Saturday: Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs SC Paderborn 07 (2:30pm), Borussia Dortmund vs FC Augsburg (2:30pm), SC Freiburg vs Mainz 05 (2:30pm), Werder Bremen vs Fortuna Dusseldorf (2:30pm), VfL Wolfsburg vs FC Koln (2:30pm), Borussia Monchengladbach vs FC Schalke 04 (5:30pm).

Sunday: Eintracht Frankfurt vs 1899 Hoffenheim (2:30pm), FC Union Berlin vs RB Leipzig (5pm).

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Topics: Football News, Niko Kovac, Bavarians, Football, Bayern Munich, Bundesliga

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