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The UEFA Champions League returns this week and one of the biggest matches on the schedule will be Paris Saint-Germain against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday. You can catch the action on Paramount+. The two European giants drew into Group F along with AC Milan and Newcastle, so getting off to a quick start is essential. PSG won French Ligue 1 last season, while Dortmund finished second in the German Bundesliga. Both squads were knocked out of the Champions League in the Round of 16. Stream the match live on Paramount+, which you can now try free for the first seven days and get half-off an annual plan when you sign up here

Kickoff from Parc des Princes in Paris is set for 3 p.m. ET on Tuesday. The latest PSG vs. Dortmund odds list PSG as -150 favorites (risk $150 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line, with Dortmund as +360 underdogs. A draw is priced at +310 and the over/under for total goals is 2.5. Tuesday's match will be streamed live on Paramount+ with their must-have Premium plan, which you can now try free for the first week and take half-off an annual plan.  

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How to watch PSG vs. Dortmund

  • PSG vs. Dortmund date: Tuesday, Sept. 19
  • PSG vs. Dortmund time: 3 p.m. ET
  • PSG vs. Dortmund live stream: Paramount+ (take half-off an annual plan)

UEFA Champions League picks for Dortmund vs. PSG

Before you tune in to Tuesday's match, you need to see the Champions League picks from betting expert Martin Green. After working in the sports betting industry for several years, Green became a professional sports writer and handicapper and has covered the game worldwide. Since last year's World Cup, Green has been profitable in multiple areas on his soccer picks, including the Champions League (+4.78 units), the FA Cup (+3.07), the EFL Cup (+3.64), Euro 2024 qualifiers (+3.01) and the Europa League (+1.60).

For PSG vs. Dortmund, Green is backing Kylian Mbappe as an anytime goal-scorer for a -110 payout. It's been an intense offseason for PSG with Lionel Messi leaving to join Inter Milan, Neymar leaving to join Al-Hilal and rumors swirling around a potential Kylian Mbappe exit.

For now, it appears that Mbappe will see his contract out and now that he's back in the PSG lineup after missing early-season games, he's looked focused on the task at hand. Against a Dortmund defense that has given up four goals in their last two matches, Green is expecting Mbappe to cause problems.

"PSG drew its first two games of the season - 0-0 with Lorient and 1-1 with Toulouse - but star player Mbappé was exiled at the time. He returned to score twice in a 3-1 win against Lens, and he grabbed two more in a 4-1 victory over Lyon. Mbappé scored two more goals against Nice," Green told SportsLine. "Der BVB are always full of pace, creativity and dynamism in attack, but defensive shortcomings have always let them down." Stream the game here.

How to watch, live stream the UEFA Champions League on Paramount+

Now that you know what to pick, get ready to watch the UEFA Champions League. Visit Paramount+ now to see the Champions League, your live local CBS sporting events, some of the world's top soccer matchups and much more. Don't forget you can now try Paramount+ free for the first week and get half-off an annual plan.

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