Barcelona vs Bayern Munich: TV channel, live stream, kick-off time and team news for CRUCIAL Champions League clash

BARCELONA are in need of three points TONIGHT against Bayern Munich to stand any chance of progressing to the Champions League last-16.

The Spanish giants were on the verge of crashing out in San Siro when Robin Gosens drilled home what looked to be an Inter Milan winner.

But Robert Lewandowski’s late double ensured that Barcelona could live to fight another day.

However, Xavi’s side face an uphill task of needing to beat table topping Bayern – who they have already lost to in this campaign.

And the Catalonians will also need to hope that rock-bottom Viktoria Plzen somehow manages to pull off a shock result in Milan.

When is Barcelona vs Bayern Munich?

• Barcelona’s mouth-watering fixture against Bayern Munich takes place TONIGHT – Wednesday, October 26.
• It is scheduled kick off at 8pm UK time – 9pm local time.
• Nou Camp in Barcelona, Spain is the allocated arena for this encounter and it can host a staggering 99,354 supporters.
• Bayern comfortably beat Barca 2-0 the last time the sides met in September.

What TV channel is Barcelona vs Bayern Munich on and can I live stream it?

• Barcelona vs Bayern Munich will be broadcasted LIVE on BT Sport 5.
• Subscription holders of BT Sport can stream the match live via the BT Sport website or BT Sport app.

What is the team news?

Barcelona boss Xavi will be tempted to give Hector Bellerin a run out as full-back Sergi Roberto dislocated his shoulder on the weekend.

Ronald Araujo, Andreas Christensen and Memphis Depay are also set to be out.

But Gavi is expected to be available despite suffering a blow to his abductor.

Elsewhere, Manuel Neuer, Lucas Hernandez, Leroy Sane and Bouna Sarr will miss the trip to Barcelona.

However, it gives Julien Naglesmann the opportunity to go with a front three of Sadio Mane, Kinglsey Coman and Serge Gnabry.

Latest odds

• Barcelona to win 13/10
• Draw 29/10
• Bayern Munich to win 9/5

*Odds courtesy of Betfair are correct at time of publication