Fourth round of the Champions League Tuesday 5 November 2024 – Stadium: Philips Stadion – Referee: Michael Oliver
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Coverage of the PSV-Girona match live and in real time, corresponding to the fourth matchday of the UEFA Champions League 2024-25. PSV vs Girona match time: 11.45am (CDMX). Follow the result and how and where to watch the broadcast minute by minute on VAVEL.
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Girona will wear their alternative kit consisting of a pink shirt and shorts and black socks.
My name is Miguel Niño and I will be your host for this match. We will provide you with match preview, score update and live news here on VAVEL.
If you want to watch it directly in streaming: Paramount+ in the United States and Disney+ in Latin America.
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Argentina: 2.45pm on ESPN2 and Disney+
Bolivia: 1.45pm on ESPN and Disney+
Brazil: 2.45pm on Zapping, Claro TV+, MaxSky+, Vivo Play and TNT Brazil
Chile: 1.45pm on ESPN and Disney+
Colombia: 12.45pm on ESPN2 and Disney+
Ecuador: 12.45pm on ESPN2 and Disney+
USA (ET): 1.45pm on Paramount+, fuboTV, Univision NOW, TUDN, ViX and TUDN
Spain: 8.45pm on Movistar Champions League 5 and Movistar+
Mexico: 12.45pm on Max and TNT Sports
Paraguay: 1.45pm on ESPN and Disney+
Peru: 12.45pm on ESPN and Disney+
Uruguay: 2.45pm on ESPN and Disney+
Venezuela: 1.45pm on ESPN and Disney+
Victories against Osasuna, Sevilla, Athletic Bilbao and Leganés, as well as draws against Real Betis, Rayo Vallecano and Celta de Vigo, and defeats against Atlético de Madrid, FC Barcelona, Real Sociedad and Las Palmas, marked them is in the twelfth spot in the rankings with 15 pointslike Real Sociedad and Sevilla. From Championsthe defeats against PSG and Feyenoord, plus the victory against Slovan Bratislava, places them in box 24 with just three points.
Los Girona They will look to improve on their performance on their UEFA Champions League debut by beating PSV away, who have not lost at home this year, although The Spaniards have won only six matches being a visit in 2024, the last against Extremadura in the Copa del Rey, beating them 0 to 4 on 30 October.
Due to an injuryAlejandro Francés, Yasser Asprilla, Iván Martín, Gabriel Misehouy, Jhon Solís, Arnaut Danjuma, Viktor Tsygankov, Portu and Abel Ruiz will not be able to be taken into consideration by Michel.
Victories against RKC Waalwijk, Heracles, Almere City, Go Ahead Eagles, NEC Nijmegen, Fortuna Sittard, Willem II, Sparta Rotterdam, AZ and PEC Zwolle, in addition to the recent defeat against Ajax 3-2, place them as absolute leader of the standings with 30 points in eleven games played. For the UEFA Champions League they have the defeat against Juventus and the draws against Sporting Lisbon and PSG located in box 28 with only two points.
Los Farmers They should continue with their good momentum this season, because They only lost one game against Ajax last Saturday, November 2nd, 3 to 2 away. However, we must take it into account So far this year, the locals haven’t lost a game.
They will be in doubt until the last moment be part of this commitment.
My name is Miguel Niño and I will be your host for this match. We’ll bring you pre-match analysis, score updates and live news here on VAVEL.
Interview: Navigating the Champions League – Insights from Football Analyst Dr. Lucy Ramirez
Time.news Editor (TNE): Welcome to Time.news, Lucy! With the UEFA Champions League heating up, the fourth round features an intriguing match between PSV Eindhoven and Girona. Can we start by discussing the significance of this game for both teams?
Dr. Lucy Ramirez (LR): Absolutely, and thanks for having me! This match is crucial for both PSV and Girona. PSV, having shown strong form in their domestic league, needs to capitalize on home advantage, especially after mixed results in the Champions League. Girona, on the other hand, is fighting not just for pride but also for a chance to make it out of the group stage after struggling in their initial matches.
TNE: Right, Girona currently sits in a challenging position in both the Champions League and La Liga. What do you think their strategy will be as they face a formidable opponent like PSV?
LR: Girona will likely adopt a defensive approach initially. Given their recent struggles, they need to shore up their defense and perhaps look to capitalize on counter-attacks. Players like Cristian Stuani can be key in that transition, and they will need to convert any chances they get into goals.
TNE: Speaking of players, PSV has shown some exciting talent this season. How do you see their squad impacting the match, especially with players like Ismael Saibari and Fredrik Oppegaard being introduced as substitutes?
LR: PSV’s depth can be a game-changer. Saibari and Oppegaard coming off the bench can bring fresh energy and creativity. When you look at their history in the Champions League, PSV thrives on making tactical substitutions that can turn the tide of a match. The two have the potential to exploit any weaknesses in Girona’s setup, especially if they enter the game when Girona is tiring.
TNE: The match at Philips Stadion will be officiated by Michael Oliver. How important is the referee’s role in a high-stakes match like this?
LR: The referee’s influence cannot be understated, especially in European competitions. Michael Oliver is experienced, and how he manages the game—especially with respect to discipline and penalties—will impact the flow of play. Players might play more cautiously knowing the stakes are high, and tensions can run hot in such fixtures.
TNE: Let’s talk about the broadcasting aspect. The match can be viewed on platforms like Paramount+ and Disney+. How has the way fans consume football changed in recent years, and what effect does that have on the game’s global reach?
LR: The shift towards streaming services has democratized access to football. Fans from around the world can now watch matches that were once only available on cable, which significantly expands the audience. This has led to a greater engagement in international competitions, as fans are more likely to support teams they wouldn’t traditionally watch.
TNE: With the match time set for 11:45 AM CDT, what final thoughts do you have for fans gearing up to watch this thrilling encounter?
LR: Fans should brace themselves for an exciting match. PSV will likely push for an early goal to establish control, while Girona will look to absorb pressure and hit them on the counter. It’s these tactical battles that often define the outcome in the Champions League, and I expect this game to be no different.
TNE: Thank you, Lucy! We appreciate your insights and can’t wait to see how the match unfolds later today.
LR: Thank you for having me! Let’s hope for a fantastic display of football!