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The Champions League is back - and Leicester City are part of the party.
Claudio Ranieri's side are set to rub shoulders with Europe's elite for the first time in their history after winning the Premier League title in the unlikeliest of circumstances last season.
First up for the Foxes is a trip to Belgium to face Club Brugge tomorrow night and fans will have an opportunity to watch the game free of charge.
BT Sport has exclusive rights to Champions League coverage in the UK but will screen Leicester's debut on BT Sport Showcase, which is available free-to-air for Freeview (channel 59), BT TV, Sky and Virgin viewers.
Alternatively, the game will also be available to watch online. Click here to gain access to the official stream, which will start at 6pm.
Leicester's game is the first of 12 Champions League fixtures and 14 Europa League fixtures that will be screened for free this season.
Ranieri's side have made a poor start to their domestic campaign but midfielder Danny Drinkwater is determined to put their Premier League form to one side as they prepare for a European adventure.
"But we won’t dwell on this [Saturday's 4-1 defeat to Liverpool]. The gaffer will make sure of that.
"We have a good team spirit here and it helps in moments like this.
"The quicker we can get over this the better. We have a Champions League game to look forward to, we will wipe the slate clean and work on that," insisted the England international.
