How to watch Bodo Glimt vs Man City: TV channel, live stream, unusual kick-off time

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Manchester City travel to Norway on Tuesday to face Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League with Pep Guardiola's men aiming to lock down their place in the top eight

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Everything you need to know about Man City's trip to Norway

1. Fixture Details: Manchester City will travel to Norway to face Bodo/Glimt at the Aspmyra Stadion on Tuesday, January 20. It's the penultimate round of the Champions League league phase.
2. Kick-off Time: The game is scheduled for an early 5:45pm kick-off (UK time) to fit within UEFA’s staggered broadcasting windows. This specific time slot allows UEFA to maximise global television viewership by ensuring matches do not all overlap simultaneously.
3. UK Television Information: The match will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 2, with pre-match coverage starting shortly before the action begins. Prime Video UK will also provide coverage as part of their Tuesday night selection, with the broadcast getting underway at 4.55pm.
4. Live-Stream Details: Subscribers can also live-stream the match via the discovery+ app and website, which serves as the digital home for TNT Sports content. City will also provide live audio commentary and text updates through their official website and club app.
5. Manchester City Injury Crisis: Manager Pep Guardiola is dealing with a severe squad shortage, with up to 14 players potentially missing through injury, illness or suspension. Key defenders Ruben Dias and Josko Gvardiol remain sidelined with long-term injuries, while Bernardo Silva is unavailable due to a suspension, and Phil Foden is a doubt with a hand injury.
6. Registration Restrictions: Recent January signing Antoine Semenyo is ineligible for this fixture because he is not yet registered for this stage of the competition. Additionally, forward Omar Marmoush is expected to be absent after only just returning from Egypt's fourth-place finish in the Africa Cup of Nations.
7. Bodo/Glimt Team News: The Norwegian side will be without defender Haitam Aleesami, who is currently recovering from a hamstring injury sustained in late 2025. Despite this, the 'Superlaget' are considered well-rested as their domestic league season concluded in November.
8. Match Significance: City currently sit fourth in the Champions League standings and can virtually secure a place in the top eight with a win in Norway. Bodo/Glimt are at the opposite end of the table in 32nd place and desperately need points to keep their hopes of qualifying for the knockout rounds alive.
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