Manchester City begin another quest on the Champions League on Tuesday when they get their group stage underway against Sevilla.
Pep Guardiola's side travel to the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium hoping it signals the start of a successful campaign in Europe's blue riband club competition. City reached the semi-finals last season, before being edged out in dramatic fashion by eventual winners Real Madrid.
The signing of goal machine Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund in the summer was seen by many as being the last piece in the jigsaw as they aim to finally conquer this competition. Ahead of the opening clash in Spain, here are the all-important details.
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What channel is Sevilla vs City on?
The match, like all of this season's Champions League ties, will be shown live on BT Sport. Kick-off is 8pm with coverage beginning at 7pm. BT subscribers can stream the match live at bt.com/sport.
The Manchester Evening News will bring you live updates on our matchday blog.
What are the odds?
City are firm favourites to come away with victory on matchday one. Thepools.com chalk them up at 4/11 to get the win, with Julen Lopetegui's side priced at 15/2.
The draw is 4/1.
Early team news
City have a doubt over Kyle Walker, who sat out training on Monday after limping out of their match with Aston Villa at the weekend.
Manuel Akanji could be handed a debut after joining from Dortmund. Kalvin Phillips, who has played just two competitive minutes since his arrival from Leeds, is also set to return to the squad.
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