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How to watch K League All-Stars vs Man City: TV channel, live stream and kick-off time

Manchester City face the K League All-Stars in Seoul on Wednesday, with UK viewers able to watch via CITY+ on mancity.com and the Official Man City App.

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How to watch K League All-Stars vs Man City - TV channel, live stream and kick-off time

Match info

Manchester City will take on the K League All-Stars at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in South Korea on Wednesday.

The friendly is scheduled to kick off at 8pm local time, which translates to a 12pm midday start for fans watching in the UK.

TV and stream

UK viewers will not find the game on traditional television but it will be streamed live globally on mancity.com and the Official Man City App.

Access to this live video broadcast requires an active CITY+ subscription, which also provides extended highlights and a full-match replay shortly after the final whistle.

Radio coverage

If you do not have a premium CITY+ subscription, you can still follow the action as it happens through the club's official radio broadcast. Live audio commentary will be provided via the Matchday Centre on both the Manchester City website and their mobile app.

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Manchester City team news

The squad is looking to bounce back from their opening pre-season fixture, which saw Enzo Maresca's side draw 1-1 with Inter Milan before suffering a 3-1 penalty shootout defeat.

New summer signing Jeremy Monga is expected to feature alongside Antoine Semenyo, while returning World Cup participants like Ruben Dias and Omar Marmoush are in the running to start.

K League All-Stars news

The host team, led by co-managers Chung Jung-yong and Chung Kyung-ho, features a specialised roster assembled from the best talent in South Korea's top flight.

Expected to play a fast-paced and attacking style, the hosts will be hunting another major European win after defeating Newcastle United 1-0 during their last outing in July 2025.

READ MORE: Jack Grealish could take unlikely Man City exit route as record transfer snubbed

This article was sourced from Mirror Sport

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