Amazon has confirmed which Champions League fixtures will stream on Prime Video as the league phase starts on September 8. The UEFA Champions League gets underway on that date, and the broadcaster has now revealed which games it will carry live.
Prime Video's opening selections
The announcement gives the first round of the league phase a broadcast focus before a ball is kicked. Amazon has revealed which games will be streaming live on Prime Video, and the fixture list now sits alongside the build-up to next week’s start.
Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund are among the clubs with three listed upcoming fixtures each in the schedule context attached to the announcement. That keeps both clubs in view as part of Amazon's early-season coverage, without turning this into a match preview.
The outlet's own framing was direct enough: "Amazon's Champions League fixtures confirmed as League Phase kicks off next week." Amazon also said, "The UEFA Champions League gets underway on September 8 and Amazon has revealed which games will be streaming live on Prime Video." The important point is the timing, because the broadcast line-up is now set before the competition starts.
The Champions League league phase begins on September 8, and Amazon's Prime Video selection is now part of that opening week rather than a separate announcement later on.
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