Lille vs Dortmund Borussia - Live Stream

Live stream, TV coverage details and live score for the 2024/2025 UEFA Champions league round of 16 match 2 of 2 - Lille vs Dortmund Borussia:

Match Details

• Venue: The match will be played at Lille’s home stadium, the Decathlon Arena – Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France.
• Kick-Off Time: 18:45 CEST (Central European Summer Time) – which is 17:45 GMT in the UK, and 1:45 PM US Eastern Time. (Note: 18:45 local time in France.)
• First-Leg Score: The first leg in Dortmund ended in a 1–1 draw last week, with Karim Adeyemi scoring for Dortmund and Håkon Haraldsson equalizing for Lille. This leaves the tie finely poised at 1-1 on aggregate.

TV & Live Stream Coverage by Region

• UK: The match will be shown live on TNT Sports 4 (previously BT Sport) at 5:45 PM UK time. Live streaming is available via the Discovery+ app (the streaming home for TNT Sports in the UK).
• USA: In the United States, official broadcasters include Paramount+ (streaming service) and CBS Sports Network (TV). The game will air live on CBS Sports Network, with streaming on Paramount+. Spanish-language coverage is available on UniMás (TV) and TUDN (TV/online), with streaming on ViX. Platforms like Fubo and DirecTV Stream will also carry the match via those channels.
• Canada: DAZN Canada holds exclusive rights to the Champions League, so the match will be streamed live on DAZN (in both English and French). No linear TV channel carries the game in Canada due to DAZN’s exclusive streaming deal.
• Italy: The match will be broadcast on Sky Sport in Italy, with streaming on Sky’s Now TV service. Additionally, Amazon Prime Video holds rights to select Champions League games on Wednesday nights in Italy, typically featuring Italian clubs. (Since no Italian team is involved in Lille-Dortmund, Sky is the primary broadcaster for this match.)
• Spain: In Spain, Movistar+ (Telefónica) is the official broadcaster. The game will air on Movistar’s Champions League channels (e.g., “Movistar Liga de Campeones”) for TV subscribers, with streaming through the Movistar+ platform.
• Portugal: Sport TV is the main broadcaster in Portugal, showing the match on its pay-TV sports channels. Additionally, DAZN is available in Portugal and will stream Champions League matches, including Lille vs Dortmund. Portuguese viewers can watch via Sport TV on television or DAZN online.
• France: In France, the game is carried by Canal+. Specifically, it will be shown on Canal+ Foot (with additional coverage on Canal+ Live) at 18h45 local time. Fans can also stream the match via MyCanal, the official Canal+ online platform. (No free-to-air channel is broadcasting this Round of 16 match in France.)
• Germany: The match will be streamed on DAZN in Germany. DAZN holds rights to most Champions League games in Germany. (Amazon Prime Video’s German service has the top-pick games on Tuesdays, but as this is a Wednesday fixture, it falls under DAZN’s coverage.) Additionally, German fans can watch via DAZN’s app or on TV through DAZN’s linear channels if available.
• Netherlands: Ziggo Sport is the official broadcaster in the Netherlands. The match will be shown on Ziggo Sport’s channels (for example, Ziggo Sport Voetbal or the Ziggo Sport Totaal package) for cable subscribers. Streaming is available via Ziggo Sport Go for subscribers.
• Belgium: In Belgium, Champions League coverage is split by region. Proximus (Pickx) and Telenet (Play Sports) hold the rights to live broadcasts. The match will be available on their pay-TV channels. Additionally, DPG Media (in Flanders) and RTL Belgium (in Wallonia) have rights to some CL content; they may show highlights or a featured match (often involving Belgian teams) on their channels, but for Lille-Dortmund the live coverage is on the subscription services.
• Latin America: For Spanish-speaking Latin America, ESPN holds the broadcast rights. The match will air live on ESPN’s TV channels across Central and South America, and it will stream on the Star+ platform (ESPN’s official streaming service in the region). In Mexico, coverage is provided by TNT Sports (Warner Bros. Discovery) with live streams on the Max streaming service. Fans in Mexico can also find the match on TNT Sports via cable/satellite.
• Worldwide: For possible worldwide TV coverage and streaming options in different regions check out Watch Athletics page here.
• Other/UEFA: In territories without an official broadcast partner, UEFA’s own streaming platform UEFA.tv may provide live streams or at least free highlights after the match. The official UEFA Champions League website and app will have live text commentary and updates worldwide, and fans can watch highlight clips there after the game.

Team News: Injuries and Suspensions

Lille: The French side have a few injury concerns. Winger Edon Zhegrova (adductor), right-back Tiago Santos (ACL), and center-back Samuel Umtiti (calf) are all ruled out. Attacking midfielder Osame Sahraoui is a doubt as he’s missed the last four matches with a hip issue. Left wing-back Mitchel Bakker picked up a tendon injury last weekend and is questionable, while defender Gabriel Gudmundsson was ill and also in doubt. Midfielder Nabil Bentaleb is ineligible for the Champions League squad.

Borussia Dortmund: Dortmund’s squad is nearly full-strength. Left-back Daniel Svensson suffered a knee injury in the first leg and will be out for several weeks, and midfielder Felix Nmecha is also sidelined with a knee injury. Recent loan signing Carney Chukwuemeka is a doubt due to a thigh problem. Aside from those absences, coach Niko Kovač has the rest of the squad available – there are no suspensions, and star forward Serhou Guirassy (the Champions League’s top scorer with 10 goals) is fit to start.

Probable Lineups

• Lille (4-3-3): Chevalier (GK); Meunier, Diakité, Alexsandro, Ismaily (DEF); Bouaddi, André, Mukau (MID); Haraldsson, David, E. Mbappé (FWD).
• Borussia Dortmund (4-2-3-1): Kobel (GK); Ryerson, Can, Schlotterbeck, Bensebaini (DEF); Sabitzer, Groß (CM); Adeyemi, Brandt, Bynoe-Gittens (ATT MID); Guirassy (ST).

Match Preview

Lille come into this second leg on the verge of making history. The Ligue 1 side has never reached the Champions League quarter-finals before, so this is a huge opportunity. They earned a credible draw in Germany and have been strong at home in Europe – Lille are unbeaten at home in UCL this season, with four wins in five home matches. Domestically, Lille are in good form as well, coming off a 1-0 league win over Montpellier that boosted their confidence.

Borussia Dortmund, last year’s Champions League finalists, find themselves under pressure. The 1-1 draw in the first leg at home was a disappointment. Since then, their struggles continued with a shock 0-1 loss to Augsburg in the Bundesliga, leaving them mid-table. They’ll look to star forward Guirassy (who has 10 UCL goals) to continue his scoring streak.