Barcelona vs BATE live stream: How to watch online Champions League soccer

Barcelona will play BATE on Tuesday night in the Champions League, and the Catalan club will want to put on another win to take another stride towards confirming their place in the knock out stages of the competition. The game has a scheduled start time of 2.45 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link below.

Barcelona are currently top of Group E in this year's Champions League. However, they have not had everything their own way. They have claimed four points from their two games so far, and this is already proving a competitive group.

Bayern Leverkusen are in second place with three points from their two games, as are BATE who would leap frog Barcelona if they can claim a famous victory today.

Meanwhile the German outfit will play Roma in the group's other game, and the Italian team will be playing for their Champions League lives as they have only one point so far from their two games and know another defeat today could leave them with too much to do to qualify from the group stages.

Elsewhere in the Champions League it is also a crunch day for Arsenal who will be playing German champs Bayern Munich.

The Bayern Munich manager, Pep Guardialo has given a warning to his team to beware of the Gunners in tonight's game, saying that they will fight like animals as they try to keep their Champions League hopes alive.

Guardiola said: "I can imagine my team with zero points and playing in Germany against Arsenal. I can imagine the mentality of my team - we would be an animal because it is our last chance, you give everything, and that will happen with Arsenal."

Bayern Munich come into today's game in amazing form having won all nine of their domestic league games this season so far, and they will be confident that they can claim another victory here today.

Gunners' manager knows that his team have to be at their best if they are to cause an upset today. He spoke about his team's league form, which has gone up recently with three straight wins: "Let's take positives from our form in the league. In Europe it's true we have been poor in our first two games, so that is what we want to correct. We have our backs to the wall and we play against a top team, so I can understand the scepticism of people, but we have to prove them wrong."

He added, "The confidence level is there - we know exactly what is required. A 0-0 is not even a good result. To score goals we have to attack."

Today's big Champions League game between Barcelona and BATE has a scheduled start time of 2.45 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream by clicking here.

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