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Bayern Munich vs Anderlecht lineups, discussion: Time, TV schedule and how to watch the Champions League online

THE CHAMPIOOOOOOOOOOOONS!!!!

Bayern Muenchen Training And Press Conference Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Images

It’s September, which means only one thing for football fans - the UEFA Champions League is back! While the first matchday of the group stage already promises some juicy ties - such as Juventus’ trip to Barcelona - Bayern Munich will be glad to have a relatively easy team to face in the first game.

Of course, in Europe’s Premier club competition, things are never that simple. Bayern coach Carlo Ancelotti comes into the game with an injury crisis already underway and the first loss of the season already under his belt. While Jerome Baoteng and James Rodriguez recently returned to fitness, the Italian will likely be forced to play Rafinha at left back due to injuries to both David Alaba and Juan Bernat. Yet despite this, a strong performance against the Belgian champions is demanded by the Bavarian faithful, and Carlo Ancelotti is expected to deliver. A big UCL home game is exactly what the team needs to bounce back.

It’s Bayern time.

Location: Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany

Time: 8:45 pm local time, 2:45 am EST

Lineups:

TV/Streaming: USA (FOX Soccer Match Pass, Fox Soccer Plus, ESPN Deportes+ USA, fuboTV, ESPN3 USA, WatchESPN, ESPN Deportes USA), Germany (Hr-Info, WDR 2, NDR Info Spezial, Sky Sport 1 HD, Sky Sport 2/HD, TeleClub Sport Live, Sky Go Deutschland), Canada (TSN3, TSN GO)

Full Listings: Your country (via livesoccertv.com)

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That’s about it. Auf geht’s!

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