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How to watch today's Bodo/Glimt vs Red Star Belgrade Champions League game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

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How to watch the Champions League qualifier between Bodo/Glimt and Red Star Belgrade, as well as kick-off time and team news.

Bodo/Glimt will face Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League playoffs at the Aspmyra Stadium on Tuesday.

The hosts thrashed their opponents, scoring seven goals over two legs, to get to this stage. They are unbeaten in their last eight matches across all competitions and will be confident of another good display.

The visitors are direct entrants to this playoffs and have gotten off to an unbeaten start in their domestic campaign, having won four of their first five games. They will be hoping to return home for the second leg with at least a point.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

Bodo/Glimt vs Red Star Belgrade kick-off time

Date: August 20, 2024

Kick-off time: 3pm ET

Venue: Aspmyra Stadium

The match will be played at the Aspmyra Stadium on Tuesday, with kick-off at 3pm ET for fans in the US.

How to watch Bodo/Glimt vs Red Star Belgrade online - TV channels & live streams

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The match and its highlights will be shown on Paramount+ in the US. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Bodo/Glimt team news

Bodo/Glimt are dealing with multiple absences this week, with Nino Zugelj, Gaute Vetti, and Syver Skeide all unavailable.

Left-back Brice Wembangomo and Norwegian defender Omar Elabdellaoui will also miss the game due to injuries.

Sondre Fet, Kasper Hogh, August Mikkelsen, and Ulrik Saltnes have each found the net twice during Glimt's four qualifying matches so far. They will all feature in the starting lineup in the playoffs.

Bodo/Glimt predicted XI: Haikin; Sjovold, Moe, Gundersen, Bjorkan; Fet, Berg, Evjen; Hauge, Hogh, Mikkelsen.

Position Players

Goalkeepers: Faye Lund, Haikin, Brøndbo, Sjong

Defenders: Nielsen, Bjørtuft, Gundersen, Bjørkan, Moe, Dybvik Määttä, Tomič, Sørensen

Midfielders: Berg, Auklend, Saltnes, Brunstad Fet, Sjøvold, Evjen, Sunday

Forwards: Høgh, Bassi, Espejord, Burakovsky, Helmersen, Hauge, Sørli, Kapskarmo, Zinckernagel, Mikkelsen

Red Star Belgrade team news

Red Star's attack is likely to be spearheaded by Peter Olayinka and Bruno Duarte.

Gabon international Guelor Kanga contributed 17 goals and assists in last season's Serbian Superliga and will be one of the players to keep an eye on.

Red Star Belgrade predicted XI: Ilic; Mimovic, Djiga, Spajic, Seol; Elsnik, Hwang; Milson, Ivanic, Olayinka; Duarte.

Position Players

Goalkeepers: Ilić, Glazer, Guteša

Defenders: Degenek, Spajić, Stojić, Rodić, Djiga, Leković, Drkušić, Milosavljević, Mimović, Seol

Midfielders: Ivanić, Hwang, Šljivić, Kanga, Katai, Elšnik, Dálcio, Milson, Luka Ilić, Lučić, Knežević, Maksimović, Prutsev, Jovanović

Forwards: Ndiaye, Olayinka, Duarte, Rodríguez, Sremčević

Prior to their promotion into Norway's Eliteserien in 2017, Bodo/Glimt were seen as outsiders and they initially struggled, but under the management of head coach Kjetil Knutsen they have since dominated domestically and become European regulars.

Having toppled both Celtic and Roma in recent years, Glimt were favourites to progress from this year's second qualifying round tie against Latvia's RFS, to whom they duly dealt out a 7-1 aggregate defeat.

To reach the playoffs, they then overcame Jagiellonia Bialystok by winning 1-0 in Poland and later finishing the job with a 4-1 victory back on home turf.

The three-time Norwegian champions have never qualified for the Champions League's group stage, but they were present in the playoff round two years ago, before going on to take part in the Europa League.

Knutsen's side then competed in last season's Europa Conference League, unluckily losing to Ajax in the knockout round playoffs after making it through a group that featured Lugano, Besiktas and Club Brugge. Already deep into their domestic campaign, Glimt are eight points clear at the top of the Eliteserien standings, but they were spared a league fixture between beating Jagiellonia and Tuesday's big game.