The Champions League is back! 

All the matches in the 2022/23 competition, from the group stage to the final, will be exclusively live on BT Sport.

Manchester City kick off their campaign with a tough trip to Sevilla having agonisingly missed out on the final last season. 

Having beaten Real Madrid 4-3 at the Etihad in an all-time classic, Pep Guardiola's men looked to have put the tie beyond reach with a 73rd-minute Riyad Mahrez, before Rodrygo forced extra time by scoring twice at the death. Karim Benzema then made the difference, slotting home a penalty to win the game after extra time following a foul on the Frenchman by Ruben Dias. 

This season, with the unstoppable Erling Haaland spearheading the attack, City have another chance to clinch that elusive piece of silverware.

Standing in their way on Matchday 1 are Sevilla, who came fourth in LaLiga last season and reached the last 16 of the Europa League before being eliminated by West Ham. They have started this season very poorly though, picking up just one point from four league games. 

When is Sevilla vs Man City?

Our coverage from the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan gets underway at 7pm (KO 8pm) on Tuesday 6 September, live on BT Sport 2. 

The match is also available to live stream on the BT Sport app or right here on bt.com/sport. More details about how to watch are below. 

How to watch Sevilla vs Man City on your mobile

Watch on the go with the BT Sport app with a link to the live stream available at the top of the homepage when our coverage gets underway. 

With the enhanced video player featuring an interactive timeline and multi-camera functionality, the app truly offers the most immersive viewing experience possible. 

It's available to download for free on iOS and Android phones and tablets, and offers far more than just live streaming options. 

How to live stream Sevilla vs Man City on your laptop or TV

Sevilla vs Manchester City is available to live stream here!

Follow the link above or access the live stream via the bt.com/sport homepage when our broadcast starts at 7pm. 

With access to in-game stats, real-time table changes and more, our matchday page will enhance your viewing ever further.

If you're at home, you can watch all the action on BT Sport 2 via BT TV or the BT Sport large-screen app, which is available on most smart televisions.*

*BT Sport customers can download the BT Sport app on PS4, Xbox, Apple TV and Samsung Smart TVs (2015 models onwards). To watch the action, follow the link at the top of the homepage.

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Sevilla vs Man City predicted team news

Sevilla (4-3-3): Bono; Montiel, Fernando, Nianzou, Acuna; Jordan, Gudelj, Torres; Lamela, Mir, Isco. 

Manchester City (4-2-3-1): Ederson; Walker, Stones, Dias, Cancelo; Gundogan, Rodri; Silva, Alvarez, Foden; Haaland. 

Sevilla vs Man City preview

Sevilla's run of form means it's difficult to see anything other than a comfortable Manchester City win.

While a 3-0 loss to Barcelona isn't the end of the world, slack marking often left the hosts vulnerable.

Julen Lopetegui's men are still searching for their first win of the campaign and could slip to 17th by the time they face Pep Guardiola's side if Real Valladolid avoid defeat to Almeria on Monday. 

City may be coming off a 1-1 draw with Aston Villa on Saturday, but they are still unbeaten after six Premier League games and just one point off leaders Arsenal. 

The scary form of Erling Haaland - 10 goals so far in seven competitive matches for his new side - means City and opposition supporters are beginning to feel that this is the year they can finally clinch the Champions League.

Nathan Ake came on at Villa after injuring his groin against Newcastle two weeks before, while Jack Grealish could make his return. However, Kalvin Phillips and Aymeric Laporte aren't in contention.

Phillips injured his arm late last month in a friendly against Barcelona, while Laporte won't be fit until after the upcoming international break having undergone knee surgery. 

What if I can't watch the game live?

No problem. A highlights package of the clash will be made available to all shortly after the game on both the BT Sport app and bt.com/sport. We'll also publish in-game clips throughout the 90 minutes.

There will also be several opportunities to watch the match in full on TV and online after the event. For more information on the latest listings, check out our TV Guide.

What other live football does BT Sport show?

The Premier League campaign gets off to a flyer on BT Sport with viewers set to be treated to 17 games exclusively live over the opening eight gameweeks of the season.

We're also broadcasting all of this season's Champions League plus every single Europa League match.

There's also action from the continent with Ligue 1 as well as the best of the Serie A and Coppa Italia.

For full details of BT Sport's upcoming live football schedule, check out our What's on BT Sport page.

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