Man United vs Atalanta Live Stream Reddit How to watch Champions League 2021-22 and live stream every game online from anywhere Europe's premier club competition always delivers, and two Groups of Death make this season's tournament especially enticing right from the off. Only two of Man City, RB Leipzig and Lionel Messi's PSG can make it through to the knockouts , and the same applies Atletico Madrid, Liverpool and AC Milan. Read on as we explain how to watch a Champions League live stream for every 2021/22 game from anywhere in the world.

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Bringing together the biggest teams from across European football, the UEFA Champions League's 2021/22 group stages are now well under way as we start Matchday 3. Can you believe we're approaching the halfway point of group competition already?

Chelsea go into this season's competition as defending champions, following their victory over reigning Premier League champions Manchester City in last season's final. And they're also holders of the 2021 UEFA Super Cup, having recently defeated Europa League champions Villareal on penalties to claim that trophy.

So far, they've won one game and lost one game and sit second in their group to Juventus, who have a 100% record so far.

If you're a fan of Liverpool (doing well and top of Group B), Manchester City or Manchester United (currently with more to do, being in third place in their respective groups), then you'll also be able to see them in action during the Champions League group stages. Here's how you can keep up to date over the coming weeks.

Watch Champions League fixtures live in the UK

BT Sport holds exclusive rights to the UEFA Champions League, Europa League, UEFA Super Cup and the brand new Europa Conference League in the UK.

If you're not already a BT Sport member, the easiest way to sign up is by getting a Monthly Pass. Priced at £25 per month for 30 days' access, it's a contract-free offering. While monthly passes renew automatically, you can cancel them when you wish.

You can use the BT Sport app (which you'll need to download if you don't already have it) or web player at sport bt com to watch matches. You can also log in on two different devices and watch up to two different BT Sport channels at once.

Alternatively, you can use the BT Sport Monthly Pass to watch using iOS, Android, Chromecast, Chromecast with Google TV, Samsung Smart TV, Xbox One, Apple TV, Android TV, NOW's devices, Amazon Fire TV devices (excluding Fire TV sticks), Roku players, and Sony PlayStation 4.

However, you can't watch on set-top boxes from TV providers (including BT, Sky and Virgin).

Other purchase options are also available on contract, if you're interested in other BT channels or BT Broadband. More info on those here.

Remember that as well as European football, you can also watch selected Premier League fixtures plus action from Ligue 1 in France and Serie A in Italy on BT Sport – and don't forget you can still watch WWE, Moto GP and Premiership Rugby coverage, too.

Champions' League fixtures: What's happening on Matchday 3 in the group stages?

Manchester City get the honour of an early kick-off in Group A on Tuesday, October 19. They're playing second-placed Club Bruges away starting at 5.45pm. Coverage on BT Sport 2 starts a little earlier, at 5pm.

Meanwhile Liverpool have an 8pm kick-off in Group B on Tuesday, and they'll be hoping to maintain their 100% win record in the group with an away fixture against second-placed Atlético Madrid. Coverage starts at 7.45pm on BT Sport 2, after City's game wraps up.

Meanwhile, Manchester United and Chelsea are next in action on Wednesday, October 20. United will be hoping to climb up Group F's standings as they host leaders Atalanta at Old Trafford. Kick-off is at 8pm and coverage starts at 7pm on BT Sport 2.

Chelsea will host Malmö, who are bottom of Group H with no points and a -7 goal difference, at Stamford Bridge. That match also kicks off at 8pm, with coverage commencing at 7.15pm on BT Sport 3.

For newcomers to the Champions League tournament, there are eight groups, each containing four clubs, with teams drawn by a very elaborate system.

The top two teams in each group will move forward to the knockout stage of the Champions League, while the third-placed team in each group will find their way into the Europa League just in time for the knockout stage. Unfortunately for the last-placed teams, they will, to adopt a well-worn footballing cliché, have more time to 'concentrate on the league'.

The group stages continue over the next few weeks, with Matchday 6 due to take place on Tuesday, December 7 and Wednesday, December 8. The Round of 16 draw, setting the fixtures for the first knockout round, will take place on Monday, December 13.

To keep up to date with all the Champions League results and upcoming fixtures for the 2021/22 group stages and beyond, head to the UEFA website. And for BT Sport's rolling 'what's on' page, head this way.

This season's Champions League final location and date has already been announced, if you're into serious forward planning or very very optimistic about your favourite club's chances of making the final. It will take place on Saturday, May 28, 2022 at Zenit's home ground, the Krestovsky Stadium in Saint Petersburg.

Watch Champions League fixtures live in the US

If you want to watch the Champions League (and the Europa League) in the United States, then Paramount+ (formerly known as CBS All Access) is the place to head.

Via CBS Sports, it holds the rights to both tournaments until the end of the 2023/24 season, with every match available via streaming. Note that Paramount+ is not available in the UK.

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