An unrelenting season continues this week, with European competitions set to return after their winter hiatus.
For Liverpool, the Champions League represents a welcome break from their current Premier League woes, as well as an opportunity to salvage their season of struggle.
To progress, they will have to overcome a tricky opponent. Leipzig reached last season's Champions League semi-final and are led by one of world football's most esteemed young coaches in the form of Julian Nagelsmann.
Leipzig have hit form at an opportune time, with four successive Bundesliga victories. It may have come too late in their pursuit of the German league title, however. They are currently four points adrift of Bayern, who also have a game to spare.
Due to strict covid-related rules in place in Germany, the match will take place at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest, Hungary.
What channel is RB Leipzig v Liverpool on?
Liverpool's Champions League knock-out match against RB Leipzig will be broadcast live on BT Sport 2. Coverage of the game will start at 7pm with kick-off at 8pm.
Barcelona against last season's finalists PSG will be shown at the same time on BT Sport 3.
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Can I stream RB Leipzig v Liverpol?
If you're a BT Sport subscriber, you can watch the game on mobile and tablet using the BT Sport app.
You can also watch the game online here.
What is the early RB Leipzig v Liverpool team news?
New January signings Ben Davies and Ozan Kabak have both been included in Liverpool's Champions League squad. The former's involvement on Tuesday is dependent on whether he can shake off the knock he suffered that saw him miss the weekend's defeat against Leicester.
Fabinho and Naby Keita are both ruled out while RB Leipzig themselves have one or two injuries note - namely central midfielder Konrad Laimer and winger Emil Forsberg.
Highly-rated youngster Dominik Szoboszlai has also been out of recent action with an adductor problem.
