CSKA Moscow face Manchester United at VEB Arena on Wednesday, Sept. 27 in Champions League group stage play. Here is all the info you need to watch
Manchester United opened up their Champions League group stage play with an emphatic 3-0 win. Now they will face a much tougher test on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at VEB Arena. That’s where they’ll travel to take on the other team with three points in the group, CSKA Moscow.
For this United side, they’ll once again be without star Paul Pogba. However, that hasn’t slowed them down in the Premier League thus far. Romelu Lukaku is in great form up top and they are still one of the deepest clubs in the world. On top of that, Jose Mourinho will surely have a quality game plan to attack as the visiting side.
Meanwhile, CSKA started off their play in the competition by topping Benfica, 2-1. Timur Zhamaletdinov was the goal-scoring hero to win that first match. He and the rest of the Russian side will need to be crisp to pull off such a feat against Man U.
RELATED: Sportsbook Review has full Champions League odds
Manchester United and CSKA Moscow facing off on Match Day 2 of the Champions League group stage is quite intriguing. These are currently the two top teams in the group. As such, seeing them face off should be a treat for fans this early in the stage.
Watch Champions League soccer for FREE on fuboTV: Watch over 67 live sports and entertainment channels with a 7-day FREE trial!
This Champions League match will be broadcast on FS1 on Wednesday. That means you can stream the action on Fox Sports Go by logging in with a cable or satellite subscription. You may also watch via FuboTV, which requires a paid subscription to access.
Next: All live stream info in one place
Details for Wednesday’s match are below:
Date: Wednesday, Sept. 27
Start Time: 2:45 p.m. ET
Location: Moscow, Russia
Venue: VEB Arena
TV Info: FS1
Live Stream: Fox Sports Go, FuboTV
While you’d like to say Manchester United has the advantage here, continuing without Pogba could be bad news. CSKA Moscow is quite talented as a whole and could exploit that weakness. Either way, this could be an early deciding factor in who wins the group.