Broadcast Real Madrid – Union Berlin now live on TV, stream and ticker: Kick-off in the Champions League

At the Wednesday, September 20thcelebrates Union Berlin his debut in the Champions League. The capital club from Berlin joins real Madrid at.

The venue is of course the legendary Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. Kick-off is over 6:45 p.m. CEST.

This is a Group C match. Other group opponents are Sporting Braga and SSC Napoli.

Here you can find all the information about the game between Real Madrid and Union Berlin in the Champions League.

The game between Real and the Iron Ones will be in Germany not on free TV transmitted. The first leg of the group phase runs exclusively on the paid streaming provider DAZN.

The First leg at the Bernabéu Stadium will be on Wednesday exclusively from DAZN transmitted. A subscription is required for this. The rights of the Champions League 2023/24 are between DAZN and Amazon divided up.

Eurosport.de accompanies the game between real Madrid and Union Berlin live in the ticker. Here you can get all the information and news about the Champions League.

At Real, national player Antonio Rüdiger is in the starting line-up, while coach Carlo Ancelotti is without Rio world champion Toni Kroos in the starting line-up.

Real Madrid: Kepa – Vazquez, Rüdiger, Nacho, Alaba – Tchouameni, Modric, Camavinga, Bellingham – Joselu, Rodrygo

Union Berlin: Rönnow – Doekhi, Bonucci, Diogo Leite – Juranovic, Kral, Gosens, Laidouni, Tousart – K. Behrens, Becker

For Real Madrid, the duel against Union Berlin begins their 28th Champions League group phase, a record they share with Barcelona. The last time they missed the premier class was in 1996/97. On the other hand, Union Berlin is celebrating its premiere in the UEFA Champions League. The game against the Royals is the first duel against a Spanish club in the history of the club from the German capital.

Union Berlin has set itself big goals for its historic start in the Champions League. “We can’t go to Madrid now to be spectators and just marvel,” said Robin Gosens on “Sky” before the game. It’s about “starting the Champions League season as well as possible.” Coach Urs Fischer is looking forward to the biggest game in the club’s history: “First of all, I think this is a reward for a great last season,” he said in Madrid. “We have to look forward to this task. It’s about us playing football as adults and enjoying the game.”

Union Berlin will face record winners Real Madrid on matchday 1 of the Champions League group stage. While the Spaniards have already won the premier class 14 times, Union is competing in the Champions League for the first time. This is followed by duels against the Italian champions SSC Napoli and Sporting Braga from Portugal. Real Madrid and Union Berlin meet for the first time, as do the other two teams in Group C, Braga and Napoli.