Manchester City vs Bayern Munich: How to Watch online Champions League game, start time

Manchester City vs Bayern Munich is this week's biggest Champions League game, and will see last year's winners take on the emerging English Premier League team. This game will take place in Manchester, England and should provide a fantastic game for neutrals.

Kick off is at 2.45 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below.

After the first round of games in this year's Champions League both Manchester City and Bayern Munich are tied at the top of Group D. Both teams won their opening games by three clear goals to immediately establish themselves as the two top teams in the group.

City had a torrid time in the Champions League last year, and seem to still be finding their feet in Europe's premier competition. However, they have started well and if they can get anything from today's game against the high-flying German outfit then they will place themselves in a good position to qualify from the group stages this year and make the knock out games.

City will have home advantage for today's game, which should help them out a little, but the German side will not be fazed by going on the road, and will be favorites still to win this one.

In other matches today Manchester United will play Ukrainian team Shakhtar Donetsk, where as Juventus will host Turkish outfit Galatasaray. Spanish giants Real Madrid are also in action and will host FC Copenhagen.

Today's big game between Manchester City and Bayern Munich will kick off at 2.45 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream by clicking here.

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