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Leipzig are struggling in the Bundesliga, but things are going a little better in the Champions League. However, if RB Leipzig loses today's game against Real Madrid, they could lose second place in Group F.
The game starts on Tuesday evening at 9:00 p.m. in the Red Bull Arena. The streaming service DAZN * broadcasts the game live.
Two days before the end of the group stage, everything is at stake for RB Leipzig today. On paper, the Saxons have a good chance of progressing. In reality, however, things could get tight because Real Madrid are the strongest group opponents on the pitch today.
If Leipzig wins against the Spaniards, moving into the round of 16 would be within reach. A draw or even a defeat would cost RBL dearly: Shakhtar Donetsk is just a point behind the Red Bulls. The Ukrainians play against outsiders Celtic Glasgow at the same time, which puts Leipzig under even more pressure.
Real Madrid have so far been unchallenged in first place in the table without losing a point. The fans should therefore be prepared for a thrilling but also extremely challenging duel.
The game cannot be seen on free TV. Only the final on June 10, 2023 will be broadcast by ZDF.
Football enthusiasts can follow DAZN* on Tuesday evening as the clash between Real Madrid and RB Leipzig will turn out. The online streaming provider broadcasts the game live.
DAZN 2* will start broadcasting from the Red Bull Arena at 8:55 p.m. With the app, DAZN offers its subscribers the opportunity to follow the encounter on mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets.
For a subscription to DAZN* you pay 24.99 euros per month, for which you can follow the matches of the Champions League, all Friday and Saturday games of the 1st Bundesliga and countless other events live.
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