How to watch Como vs Man Utd – TV channel, live stream and kick-off time
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Manchester United face another tricky away day in the Champions League as they head to Italy to face Cesc Fabregas' impressive Como side
All you need to know to tune into Como vs Man Utd in the Champions League
- Kick-off time and venue: This UEFA Champions League fixture between Como and Manchester United takes place on Wednesday, October 21. The match will kick off at 5.45pm UK time (6.45pm local time in Italy) at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Como. - UK TV channel and coverage times: In the United Kingdom, fans can watch the game live on TNT Sports 2. Television coverage for the broadcast begins at 5pm BST, offering 45 minutes of build-up before the 5.45pm start. - Live stream information: The match will be available to stream live via HBO Max, which is the official streaming home for TNT Sports subscribers in the UK. Supporters can access the stream on mobile devices, smart TVs, tablets or online through web browsers by logging into their active account. - US broadcast and viewing details: Viewers tuning in from the United States can watch the match live online via Paramount+, which holds the English-language broadcast rights for the UEFA Champions League. Additional Spanish-language coverage will be streamed on ViX, with kick-off scheduled for 12.45pm ET (9.45am PT). - UK radio coverage: Radio commentary for listeners in the UK will be broadcast live on talkSPORT 2. Fans can tune in via traditional digital radio or stream the audio online through the official talkSPORT website. - Team news and head-to-head record: United defender Leny Yoro is officially ruled out due to suspension following his red card against Atlético Madrid last week, while Patrick Dorgu, Manuel Ugarte, Benjamin Sesko and Tom Heaton are also sidelined through injury. Lisandro Martínez remains doubtful after sustaining a thigh injury against Leeds, with Luke Shaw and Kobbie Mainoo also listed as possible absentees ahead of the trip. This fixture marks the first-ever competitive head-to-head meeting between Como and United in European competition.
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