Is Club Brugge vs Barcelona on TV? Live streams, preview for Champions League clash

Watch Club Brugge vs Barcelona tonight in the UEFA Champions League, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the info on live streams and TV broadcasts globally.

Club Brugge have made a dwindling start to their UEFA Champions League campaign and games wont come any tougher than Barcelona.

The Belgian outfit has just three points from their opening three games, and were hammered by Bayern Munich last time out.

Barcelona, on the other hand, will be looking to move onto nine points and are currently ninth in the League Phase standings.

How to watch Club Brugge vs Barcelona in the UK

Club Brugge vs Barcelona will be available to watch on TNT Sports and the Discovery+ streaming platform.

It's an 8:00pm kick-off and will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 4.

Get TNT Sports and Discovery+

The simplest way to watch football on TNT Sports is through the Discovery+ streaming platform, which costs £30.99 a month. You can get that on your smart TV but those wishing to watch through linear can also add TNT Sports channels to their existing pay-TV package with EE, Sky, or Virgin Media.

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Watch Club Brugge vs Barcelona in the US

Over the pond in the US, Club Brugge vs Barcelona will be available for streaming on Paramount+ thanks to the official Champions League broadcaster, CBS.

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CBS is the exclusive Champions League rights-holder in the US, and every single game is live streamed on their online platform Paramount+. You only need the Essential package, which costs $7.99 per month.

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How to watch Club Brugge vs Barcelona in Australia

Fans in Australia can watch Club Brugge vs Barcelona live through Stan Sport.

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Stan Sport is your one-stop shop for football, with every single Premier League game and Champions League game live on the streaming platform, for AU$32 per month.

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Club Brugge vs Barcelona: Champions League preview

Club Brugge come into Wednesday's meeting off the back of three straight wins in all competitions, but still have some scarring after their last European outing.

A 4-0 drubbing at the hands of Bayern Munich away from home was a bitter pill to swallow, as the German giants proved just too much at the Allianz Arena.

Nicky Hayden's side opened their Champions League league phase campaign with an excellent result, beating Monaco 4-1, but have since been unable to follow up on that success.

A loss to Atalanta, and then, as mentioned, Bayern, leaves them down in 20th position, with plenty of work to do as Barcelona comes to town.

Injuries are also piling up, with quartet Bjorn Meijer, Simon Mignolet, Ludovit Reis and Raphael Onyedika all unavailable for selection.

Barcelona are beginning to find some rhythm on all fronts, and beat Elche 3-1 to go back into second in La Liga over the weekend.

The Catalan giants were Champions League semi-finalists last season, only to lose out 7-6 to Inter Milan in a semi-final that had it all over two legs.

Having already lost just the once to holders PSG, Barcelona have also posted wins over Newcastle United and Olympiacos, with six points from three games, leaving them in ninth.

Manager Hansi Flick does have plenty of injury woes to contend with, as Joan Garcia is not quite ready, as well as former Chelsea man Andreas Christensen.

The big news is around Lamine Yamal's ongoing groin problem, but the teenager is expected to feature in some part against Club Brugge.

Gavi (knee), Marc-Andre ter Stegen (back), Raphinha (hamstring) and Pedri (hamstring) are all again unavailable for selection.

FourFourTwo's prediction

Club Brugge 0-2 FC Barcelona

Barcelona's attacking talent should prove too much for the Belgian side and we envisage a routine away win in Bruges.