Champions League, schedule and TV times of the fourth day

Bologna, 4 November 2024 – The show of the Champions League and the five Italian teams will try to get important points for their respective objectives. The standings are still short, because there are only two teams with full points, Aston Villa and Liverpool at 9 points, while the first team in Serie A is Inter with seventh place at 7 points, the result of victories against Red Star and Young Boys and an excellent draw in Manchester. Also in the running for the first eight places are Juve, which is fourteenth but only three points away from the top, and Atalanta, which is at 5 points following the draw against Celtic. Bologna e Milan, instead, will first have to take care of staying in the 24 for the play-off rounds. The Rossoneri have three points and are twenty-fifth, the Rossoblu only one, a draw with Shakhtar, but with a difficult schedule given the two consecutive away games against the leaders with as many defeats. It will have to be a day of important points not only for the competition but also for the ranking.  

The matches and the big matches

For Serie A there are two very juicy matches to test themselves. A stellar challenge between two of the most successful clubs in the world at the Santiago Bernabeu where the Real of Ancelotti hosts the Milan by Fonseca. A thrilling but very difficult match for the Red Devils who are even at risk of elimination today. Another very fascinating challenge is the one at San Siro, with Inter of Inzaghi who hosts the Arsenal Arteta, a direct clash for the first eight places given that both teams are on 7 points. A tough match also for the Juve of Motta, who visits the Lille by Jonathan David, the summer transfer dream for the attack. Atalanta, instead, will try to get back on track for the round of 16 by visiting one Stuttgart returning from the sack of Turin. Finally, the Bologna. The double away trip to England, Aston and Liverpool, was very difficult, but the rossoblù came out with their heads held high and now they need a victory to have hope. At Dall'Ara comes the Monaco.  

Where to see them on TV

The entire Champions League is live and exclusive on Sky Sport channels, streaming on Sky Go and Now Tv, with the exception of the best match of Wednesday which is reserved for Amazon Prime and this week it will be Inter-Arsenal. Below is the program and TV schedule Tuesday November 5 PSV-Girona 18.45pm Sky Sport Calcio, 202, Sky Sport 253 Slovan Bratislava-Dinamo Zagreb 18.45pm Sky Sport 254 Real Madrid-Milan 21.00pm Sky Sport 1, 201, Sky Sport 252 Liverpool-Leverkusen 21.00pm Sky Sport Calcio, 202, Sky Sport 255 Dortmund-Sturm Graz at 21.00pm Sky Sport 257 Sporting Lisbon-Manchester City at 21.00pm Sky Sport 256 Lille-Juventus at 21.00pm Sky Sport Arena, 204, Sky Sport 253 Celtic-Leipzig at 21.00pm Sky Sport 258 Bologna-Monaco at 21.00pm Sky Sports 254 Wednesday November 6

Club Bruges-Aston Villa 18.45pm Sky Sport Calcio, 202, Sky Sport 253 Shakhtar-Young Boys 18.45pm Sky Sport 254 Bayern Munich-Benfica 21.00pm Sky Sport 254 PSG-Atletico Madrid 21.00pm Sky Sport Calcio, 202, Sky Sport 253 Inter-Arsenal 21.00pm Amazon Prime Feyenoord-Salzburg 21.00pm Sky Sport 256 Red Star Belgrade-Barcelona 21.00pm Sky Sport 255 Sparta Prague-Brest 21.00pm Sky Sport 257 Stuttgart-Atalanta 21.00pm Sky Sport 1, 201, Sky Sport 252.

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