Real Madrid vs Copenhagen: How to Watch online Champions League game, start time

Real Madrid vs FC Copenhagen takes place on Wednesday night in the Champions League as Real look to quickly move on following their disappointing loss to rivals Atletico Madrid at the weekend.

Today's big game comes from the Bernabeu in Spain, and will start at 2.45 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below.

This season Real are trying to go for their 10<sup>th European title, and they will need to shake off their disappointment from last weekend when they slipped far back in the La Liga table behind both Atletico Madrid and Barcelona.

For tonight's game Gareth Bale will once again be out after he suffered a relapse injury on his thigh muscle during training, and they will not want to risk their newly acquired prize asset.

That means Angel Di Maria could be drafted in to the right wing as his replacement.

Real fans will be demanding a good win today following the disappointment of last weekend's loss to their local rivals, and the players too will be desperate to appease fans. Any type of loss always comes as a surprise and is met with outrage at the Bernabeu, where expectations are to win no matter what the cost.

Their opponents today are not expected to put up much of a fight, and Copenhagen have struggled this season so far. However, Real should be warned that their opposition have lifted themselves for the Champions League this season, and despite their poor league form they managed to secure a good 1-1 draw with Italian giants Juventus in the first round of games in the Champions League.

Real Madrid vs FC Copenhagen will kick off at 2.45 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream by clicking here.

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