Borussia Dortmund vs. Real Madrid, 2013 UEFA Champions League: Time, TV schedule and online live stream information
All the info on where and when to watch the Champions League tilt between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund. Do Dortmund really stand a chance as Mourinho looks to fulfil his destiny?
Real Madrid will be favourites to progress against Borussia Dortmund in their Champions League semi-final, but the Germans will know that they have more than a decent chance of what could be their best opportunity for a long time in making the final.
Dortmund's preparations will have been marred by the shocking news that Mario Gotze is set to transfer to Bayern Munich in the summer, and with Robert Lewandowski another likely exit in the summer, it may be a case of now or never for the club.
José Mourinho, however, may also feel the same way - he also looks likely to be moving on in the summer, so this may be the only chance he has to win the Champions League with Real Madrid, in addition to requiring atonement for his side’s desperately poor league campaign.
Dortmund will be reliant on getting a good result at home, so we’ll be hoping that Real don’t wrap this one up in advance - but as Madrid’s opponents Manchester United and Galatasaray hinted at so far in this campaign, no winning position is an entirely secure one.
Dortmund injuries and suspensions
None
Real Madrid injuries and suspensions
Out: Alvaro Arbeloa (suspended), Marcelo (hamstring)
Dortmund have no injury problems whatsoever, with Mats Hummels now having returned from a hamstring injury, and will thus have the luxury of a full roster of players to choose from.
Real Madrid have an almost-fit side ready to take on Dortmund, with fullbacks Alvaro Arbeloa and Marcelo the only confirmed absentees. Sergio Ramos and Fabio Coentrao will likely start in their stead, and although Luka Modric and Karim Benzema are nursing minor knocks, both will be in the squad, if not the starting eleven.
The game is available on TV and streaming live online legally in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada, as well as the countries the two teams hail from. The information on where you can watch the game in those countries can be found below.
Match Date/Time: Wednesday, 2:45 p.m. ET (7:45 p.m. UK, 8:45 p.m. local)
Venue: Signal-Iduna Park, Dortmund, Germany
TV: FX (U.S. English), FOX Deportes (U.S. Spanish), Sky Sports 2\HD (U.K.), Sportsnet World\Regional (Canada), Sky Sport 1 (Germany), C+ Liga De Campeones (Spain)
Online: FOX Soccer 2Go (U.S.), Sky Go (U.K.), Sportsnet World Online (Canada), Sky Go (Germany)
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