Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE digital coverage as Club Brugge host Manchester City in the Champions League match day 3. Kickoff in Belgium is at 17:45 BST.

CHANCE! Foden runs into the box and under pressure from Hendry lashes the ball into the side netting from a tight angle.

VAR has another look and says its indeed offside. Lovely move from City though.

DISALLOWED GOAL! Hendry is penalised for a foul. De Bruyne's freekick is teed up for Rodri for a tap in but he is flagged offside.

Grealish lobs the ball over the keeper into the net but the whistle had gone for a blatant push which he acknowledges.

Foden fizzes in a low cross which just evades De Bruyne in the box.

Grealish is up in arms, he wanted a freekick right on the edge of the box, there looked to be minimal contact. No freekick given.

Mahrez's pass to the overlapping Walker is cut out for a corner. Its played short, the cross is eventually put in towards Grealish but Brugge clear.

Bright start from the home side, looking to the pace of Lang.

The hosts look to be playing three at the back with wingbacks pushing on, it has served them well so far in the group.

KICK OFF: We are underway in Brugge.

COUNTDOWN: 5 mins till kickoff!

Youngster Cole Palmer is on the bench tonight for City, having come on in the win over Burnley at the weekend and scored in the Carabao Cup last month.

Asked where the youngster is at in his development, Pep Guardiola said: “Step by step, but he's already two seasons training with us, and is completely involved in the dynamic of the group, the way we want to play.

"He extended his contract for the next years because we believe a lot in him. We know his attributes."

In all European competitions, Club Brugge are winless in 12 matches against English opponents (D3 L9) since beating Glenn Hoddle's Chelsea 1-0 in the now defunct Cup Winners' Cup in 1995.

Man City go into the game in third place in Group A - one point behind their opponents - after their defeat by PSG last month.

Club Brugge are unbeaten in their last 7 games with 4 wins in that period. And after a draw with PSG and win over Leipzig in the group so far, they will fancy themselves tonight.

The talks in the past few days has been dominated by Raheem Sterling saying he is open to a move abroad due to a lack of playing time. Sterling is again on the bench today.

Kevin De Bruyne says he understands why Sterling is frustrated with his situation at City but squad rotation is part of life at a top club.#

De Bruyne said: "Obviously rotation is important because we are playing four competitions. It's a tough task sometimes.

"But I understand the frustration because I'm a player and some players need more rhythm to get into it. Maybe Raz is somebody who needs that more. I'm personally a player who needs that also.

"Sometimes it's tough to play one game, one game not, but obviously it's the manager who has to make choices. It's very hard. We have 22, 23 internationals who are unbelievable, so whoever you pick, you will be right a lot of the time."