Bayern Munich-Real Madrid live: Big concern for Tuchel?

Bayern Munich-Real Madrid, pre-match

Clash between two old European veterans. This Tuesday at the Alliazn Arena in Munich, Bayern faces Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals. A meeting that these two football watchmakers from the Old Continent know well. And this year, it’s Real Madrid who are favored by the bookmakers. Fallers of Manchester City in the previous round, Carlo Ancelotti’s men could well pose serious problems for the Munich residents this evening.

Opposite, Thomas Tuchel’s Bayern has had a very mixed season. Loss of title in the Bundesliga with more than ten points behind Bayer Leverkusen, premature elimination in the German Cup. Only the Champions League could help Harry Kane and his team save the furniture. It remains to be seen what face they will display against the Merengue. They will definitely need to be on top of their game. The Bavarian coach also expressed his concerns on the eve of the match: “ What’s terrible about Real is that you don’t see anything coming. »

Bayern Munich-Real Madrid, the probable lineups

Some absent from Bayern for this match, notably the French Coman and Boey. Thomas Tuchel should propose a 4-2-3-1 with Kane at the forefront, Musiala in support just behind him. Kimmich still on the right wing of the defense, and Upamecano on the bench. Opposite, Real will present themselves in a 4-3-1-2 system. The duo VInicius-Rodrygo in front, Camavinga in recovery and Tchouaméni in central defense, while Mendy will hold his left lane.

Bayern Munich: Neuer – Kimmich, De Ligt, Dier, Mazraoui – Laimer, Goretzka – Sané, Musiala, Guerreiro, Kane

Real Madrid: Lunin – Vazquez, Tchouaméni, Rüdiger, Mendy – Camavinga, Kroos, Valverde – Bellingham – Rodrygo, Vinicius.

How to watch Bayern Munich-Real Madrid in streaming?

As since the start of the season, it is Canal+ which is broadcasting the best poster of the Champions League evening and this semi-final first leg between Munich and Madrid (kick-off 9 p.m.) can therefore be watched on Canal+ Football. This is a channel available in the Sport pack (Canal+ premium broadcasts a film, Coup de chance by Woody Allen, with a French cast). On air at 7:55 p.m. for the Canal Champions Club around Hervé Mathoux. RMC Sport 1 also offers this European shock. The other evening match, Arsenal-Bayern, can be found on beIN Sports.

How much do Canal+ and Canal+ Sport cost?

Although the majority of Ligue 1 matches are broadcast by Amazon Prime Video, Canal+ still offers the broadcast of two key matches each day of the championship. The Champions League is also part of the encrypted channel’s catalog. If you don’t have a Canal+ subscription, but you want to watch a match, here are the packages available from this broadcaster.

The Canal+ offer in summary:

• The basic Canal+ package includes Canal+, Canal+ Grand Écran, Canal+ Sport 360, Canal+ Séries, Canal+ Docs, and Canal+ Kids;
• This pack is offered at different prices: €22.99 per month with a two-year commitment, €27.99 per month without commitment, and a reduced rate of €13.99 per month for those under 26;
• This subscription allows you to watch some matches.

The Canal+ Sport offer in summary:

• Includes the basic pack plus Canal+ Sport, Canal+ Foot, beIN Sports, Eurosport, and MultiSports;
• The prices for this offer are €34.99 per month with a two-year commitment, €45.99 per month without commitment, and a preferential rate of €22.99 per month for those under 26.

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