Where to watch Man United vs Brugge tonight – on TV and online
It’s the second leg of Man United vs Brugge tonight, after the two clubs battled to a 1-1 stalemate in Bruges last week. Our guide tells you everything you need to know to stream or watch the game live tonight.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United side are almost back to full strength, with Scott McTominay returning to the squad following an injury. However, Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba remain sidelined.
Man United vs Brugge kick-off time
The game gets underway at 8pm GMT, UK time. For US-based viewers, that’s 3pm Eastern Time or 12pm Pacific Time.
How to watch or live stream Man United vs Brugge from the UK, on any device
The match will be live on BT Sport 2 and BT Sport Ultimate, for subscribers. Currently BT is offering a no-contract deal − subscribers can watch all the sport on BT for £25 a month.
If you’re a BT subscriber, but you won’t be in when the match is on, you can watch the game on-the-go on the BT Sport app. Make sure to sign up for the app ahead of time though, if you haven’t already, as there can be a delay in the sign-up process.
Related: You can finally get BT Sport without a contract – here’s how to get it
? @AnthonyMartial delivered our away goal in last week's meeting with Club Brugge! #MUFC #UEL pic.twitter.com/GvjV3vL7bb
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) February 27, 2020
How to stream the game from anywhere
If you aren’t sure if you can access BT Sport where you are, then the best way to get around your issues might be a VPN. That’s because access to normal coverage might be geo-blocked – that is, you are prevented from watching outside your home country, usually due to rights reasons.
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Man United vs Brugge match preview
Solskjaer bemoaned a “sloppy” first leg performance from his team. Anthony Martial capitalised on a mistake to score an eye-opening individual goal but otherwise United looked toothless.
The reds received good news in the run-up to tonight’s game though, as Brugge’s star man, Dennis, is out with an injury he suffered in a league clash on Saturday. He scored Brugge’s goal in the first leg and looked a threat against United’s make-shift back three.
Brugge have never won a match in England and losing their star man won’t help the team reverse that damning statistic. Despite a lacklustre first leg performance, Solskjaer’s reds will take confidence from a 3-0 win over Watford at the weekend and, altogether, United are heavy favourites.
If there’s one thing Manchester United fans have grown used to this season though, it’s inconsistency. Brugge will be fully aware that a good attacking performance could unpick their Premier League opposition.
The English side are expected to win and to progress in the competition, but an upset is far from impossible. It’s well worth tuning in tonight on BT Sport.
Related: Sky now lets you combine Sky Sports and BT Sport channels in one package
The #UEL is back at Old Trafford — let's finish the job! ✊#MUFC
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) February 27, 2020
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