What to Watch Tonight: Champions League, The Crow Girl, and New Series
The weekly television guide highlights major sports matchups, including Champions League fixtures, alongside new seasons of culinary shows, gripping thrillers like The Crow Girl, and powerful documentaries.
Sports enthusiasts have plenty to look forward to this week as the UEFA Champions League group stage continues with high-profile matchups. Barcelona takes on Feyenoord on Sport 5 starting at 19:40, followed by Liverpool against Atlético Madrid on the same channel at 21:55, while Napoli faces Arsenal on Sport 5 Plus at 22:00.
Culinary Delights and Documentaries
Food channel viewers can catch the return of Eva Pau's Asian Kitchen at 22:00, where Eva Pau kicks off her second season with home-cooked recipes tailored for family dinners and busy weeknights. Meanwhile, Disney Plus brings exciting cinematic and streaming releases, alongside compelling historical documentaries like Windows of the World: 9/11's Forgotten Victims on Hot 8 and Hot VOD, which shifts the spotlight from executives to the hundreds of working-class restaurant employees who lost their lives.
The documentary shifts the focus from business executives to the diverse workforce of over 400 employees from nearly 50 nations who built new lives in New York.
Drama and Crime Series Premieres
Paramount Plus returns with the second season of the British thriller The Crow Girl, starring Eve Myles and Katherine Kelly, available on Yes VOD. Detective Jeanette Kilburn's hunt for a killer takes a dark turn when a mummified body is discovered inside a church wall. On Netflix, the hit crime drama Sneaky Pete, created by Bryan Cranston and David Shore, lands with all three seasons available at once, following a con man hiding out as his former cellmate.
Disney Plus rolls out major updates alongside fresh content, including The Drop: A Snowfall Saga, an eight-episode FX crime drama starring Gail Bean and Isaiah John, exploring the rise of West Coast rap in 1990s Los Angeles against the backdrop of the crack epidemic. Additionally, audiences can enjoy the new reality series The Girls: A Khloé Kardashian Project on Hulu and the second season of the Korean crime thriller Made in Korea.
