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Atlético Madrid vs. Bayern Munich: 2026/27 Champions League full coverage

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Match Details Date: Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026 Kickoff: 9:00 PM CET (3:00 PM ET) Location: Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Madrid, Spain Competition: UEFA Champions League How to watch (USA): Paramount+, with coverage also available through CBS Sports. Bayern Munich face another difficult Champions League test as they travel to Madrid to take on Atlético, with sidelined head coach Vincent Kompany's side looking to maintain their strong position in the league phase.

Tuesday's encounter carries considerable importance for both sides. Bayern currently sits 14th in the league-phase standings with five points, while Atlético is 16th with four.

With automatic qualification for the round of 16 requiring a top-eight finish, neither team can afford to let too many points slip away. Bayern enters the contest following a frustrating2-2 draw against Borussia Dortmund, a match that also brought significant injury concerns.

Ismael Saibari andSerge Gnabry are unavailable, while Michael Olise is a doubt after picking up a problem late in Der Klassiker. Bayern will not take unnecessary risks with the Frenchman.

Jamal Musiala also remains a question mark as he continues his recovery. Diego Simeone's Atlético will present a difficult challenge, particularly at home.

Their defensive organization, physicality, and ability to punish mistakes make them an uncomfortableopponent for anyone. Bayern will need Harry Kane, their newly crowned Ballon d'Or winner, to lead the attacking charge, while controlling Atlético's counterattacks will be equally important.

Kompany's side have the quality to win in Madrid, but this will require patience, discipline, and another convincing European performance. One thing is certain-Bayern needs to leave Madrid with three points.

Bayern Munich: Match discussion, game time thread, odds, prediction, how to watch Due to a slew of recent injuries, Bayern Munich will travel to Spain as the betting underdog. Michael Olise's injury status might be the key to Bayern expecting to win or trying to escape with any points.

The tactical battle between Aaron Danks and Diego Simeone will be fascinating to watch. Bayern is the only undefeated team in Europe this season but Atletico Madrid has won eight of its last nine matches, only dropping points in a 1-1 draw against Stuttgart.

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