Manchester City vs Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal vs Olympiakos: Open Thread

World Soccer Talk
Manchester City vs Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal vs Olympiakos: Open Thread
Manchester City vs Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal vs Olympiakos: Open Thread

The champions of England play the champions of Germany today when Manchester City host Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League. After City’s frustrating loss against Real Madrid at Stadio Bernabeu, Manchester City must get a win under their belt today against a very tough German team in order to boost their confidence and raise their hopes of progressing through these difficult round.

Meanwhile, further south in England, Arsenal is at home against Greek side Olympiakos. After Arsenal got an away win against Montpellier, a win today will put them in pole position to top the group, so they can concentrate on regaining their form in the Premier League after the disappointing loss against Chelsea last weekend.

For viewers in the United States, here’s the TV schedule for today’s two matches.

Before, during and after today’s Champions League matches, post your rants, raves, questions and observations in the comments section below.

200+ Channels & Local Sports
200+ Channels & Local Sports
  • Price: Plans starting at $14.99/mo (Latino)
  • Watch Ligue 1, Copa Libertadores & World Cup Qualifiers
Every MLS Match in One Place
Every MLS Match in One Place
  • Price: $12.99/mo (Now included with standard subscription)
  • Watch every MLS regular season game, Playoffs & Leagues Cup
Many Sports & ESPN Originals
Many Sports & ESPN Originals
  • Price: $11.99/mo (or ESPN Unlimited for $29.99/mo)
  • Features LaLiga, Bundesliga, FA Cup & NWSL
2,000+ Soccer Games Per Year
2,000+ Soccer Games Per Year
  • Price: Starting at $8.99/mo
  • Features Champions League, Serie A & Europa League
Home of the Premier League
Home of the Premier League
  • Price: Starting at $10.99/mo
  • 175+ Exclusive EPL matches per season
EDITORS’ PICKS

World Soccer Talk © 2025. Made in Florida.

World Soccer Talk, like Futbol Sites, is a company owned by Better Collective. All rights reserved. World Soccer Talk is reader-supported and may earn a commission through our partner links.

Better Collective Logo