Alex MacQuoid
Bodø/Glimt host Manchester City in UEFA Champions League league phase Round 7 with everything on the line. City arrive 4th in the table on 13 points and can take a major step toward a top-eight finish and automatic Round of 16 qualification. Bodø/Glimt sit 32nd on three points and need a result to keep their knockout hopes alive heading into the final matchday. Aspmyra Stadion’s artificial surface and Arctic conditions add a real twist to a fixture that’s a first-ever competitive meeting between the clubs.
Match Preview
This is a huge league-phase checkpoint in the new 36-team Champions League format. Manchester City have built a strong European position with 13 points from six matches (4W-1D-1L) and a +6 goal difference. Their most recent Champions League result was a 2-1 away win over Real Madrid, underlining their ability to handle elite opponents on the road.
Bodø/Glimt are in trouble at 32nd with three points (0W-3D-3L) and a -4 goal difference. Their campaign has featured moments of resistance, including a 2-2 home draw with Tottenham earlier in the league phase, but they have not found a win and have conceded 13 goals in six games.
City’s build-up comes with defensive issues. Joško Gvardiol is out after surgery on a fractured tibia, Rúben Dias is expected to miss around six weeks with a hamstring injury, and John Stones remains sidelined with a thigh problem. Nathan Aké has had recent foot surgery and is limited, while other fitness questions have hovered around Phil Foden (hand injury, expected to feature) and Matheus Nunes (illness, expected back).
Aspmyra Stadion (8,270 capacity) is a distinctive venue with an artificial pitch where the ball can move faster than on natural grass. It’s also above the Arctic Circle, creating conditions many visiting teams rarely face. It’s the first competitive meeting between these sides, and City have never previously played a Norwegian club in UEFA competition. Bodø/Glimt’s broader record vs English teams is winless in six (5L-1D), so this is a massive test of their home edge.
Where to watch on TV & Live Stream
Bodø/Glimt vs Manchester City kicks off at 18:45 CET on Tuesday, January 20, 2026. The match takes place at Aspmyra Stadion in Bodø, Norway. UK viewers can watch on TNT Sports 2 and stream on Amazon Prime Video. In the USA, the official stream is Paramount+. In Australia, Stan Sport carries Champions League coverage.
| Region/Country | Kick-off Time (Local) |
| UK | 17:45 (GMT) |
| USA (ET) | 12:45 |
| USA (PT) | 09:45 |
| Australia (Sydney) | 04:45 (Wed) (AEDT) |
| Japan | 02:45 (Wed) (JST) |
| India | 23:15 (IST) |
How to watch Bodo/Glimt vs Manchester City online
Streaming is straightforward in most major markets. In the UK, you can stream the match on Amazon Prime Video and also via discovery+ as part of TNT Sports access. In the United States, Paramount+ is the official home for Champions League coverage. Canada streams the Champions League on DAZN, while Australia viewers can watch via Stan Sport.
Pricing listed in the dossier includes DAZN Canada at around CAD $19.99/month, Stan Sport typically AUD $10/month as an add-on to base Stan, and Eleven Sports Portugal around €9.99/month. Some services use tiered plans, so confirm your package includes Champions League before kick-off. For fixtures and start times across the season, use the Football Matches Calendar and check Ongoing Football Tournaments for the wider UCL schedule.
| Country | Official Broadcaster/Stream |
| UK | TNT Sports 2, Amazon Prime Video |
| USA | Paramount+ |
| Canada | DAZN |
| Australia | Stan Sport |
| China | QQ Sports Live, iQiyi, ZhiBo8 |
| Germany | DAZN |
| Denmark | Viaplay |
| Spain | Movistar+ |
| Portugal | DAZN |
| France | Canal+ |
| Poland | Canal+ |
| Ukraine | MEGOGO |
| Japan | WOWOW |
| Africa | SuperSport |
| Argentina / Brazil | Disney+ / TNT |
Spotlight Countries
- United Kingdom: Watch on TNT Sports 2 for the TV broadcast. If you prefer streaming, use Amazon Prime Video for the official online option.
- United States: Stream the match on Paramount+. Check your subscription tier before kick-off to ensure Champions League access.
- Canada: DAZN carries Champions League matches. It’s a streaming-first setup with live coverage and replays.
- Australia: Stan Sport is the official platform for Champions League coverage. You’ll need Stan plus the Stan Sport add-on to watch live.
- Germany: DAZN holds the rights for Champions League coverage. Use the DAZN app or web player for live streaming.
How to watch anywhere with VPN
Broadcasters lock Champions League streams by region, so your access depends on where you are located. A VPN can change your apparent location by routing your connection through another country, which can help you reach your usual streaming service while traveling. Streaming platforms often block VPN use and this can violate their terms, so expect possible errors or account checks.
How it works: 1) Install a VPN on your device (iOS, Android, desktop, many Smart TV setups). 2) Connect to a server in the country where your streaming subscription is valid (for example, the UK for Prime Video/TNT access). 3) Open the official app or website and sign in, then start the live stream. If playback fails, switch servers and re-check your platform’s login and payment region.
How to watch at Sportsbooks
Some sportsbooks show live football streams to logged-in customers, but availability varies by country and by fixture. The dossier notes that Bet365, Unibet, and William Hill sometimes carry Champions League streams, usually restricted to users with a funded account or an active bet.
Typical steps: 1) Register an account. 2) Complete verification where required. 3) Deposit funds (or place a qualifying bet, depending on the book’s rules). 4) Go to the live streaming section and look for the match with a “Play” icon.
City want a statement win to tighten their grip on a top-eight spot. Bodø/Glimt need points to keep their Champions League story alive. Check your local listings early and be ready for kick-off at 18:45 CET.