Liverpool's long-standing dominance over PSV Eindhoven might not carry much weight this time around. On Wednesday night, an injury-hit and out-of-sorts Reds side welcomes the Eredivisie leaders to Anfield for matchday five of the Champions League.
The reigning Premier League champions boast a perfect home record against the Dutch outfit, winning all three previous meetings on Merseyside. But rarely, if ever, have they faced the Peasants while looking this vulnerable, which gives Peter Bosz's high-flying side plenty of belief heading into their eighth European clash with Liverpool.
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How to watch Liverpool vs PSV Eindhoven online - TV channels & live streams
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Liverpool vs PSV Eindhoven kick-off time
The Champions League match between Liverpool and PSV Eindhoven will be played at Anfield in Liverpool, England.
It will kick off at 12:00 pm PT / 3:00 pm ET on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
Team news & squads
Liverpool team news
Florian Wirtz remains a question mark, but Liverpool are almost certain to be without long-term casualty Giovanni Leoni, along with right-backs Jeremie Frimpong and Conor Bradley.
The shortage at right-back could see Dominik Szoboszlai fill in once more, while Andrew Robertson is expected to return to the opposite flank in place of Kerkez. Further up the pitch, Mohamed Salah, who has gone three matches without finding the net, is chasing a slice of history. Two goals would make him the first African to hit the 50-goal mark in Champions League play.
The Liverpool talisman should line up alongside Hugo Ekitike, who may get the nod over Alexander Isak, and Cody Gakpo. The latter knows PSV all too well, having struck 55 goals in 159 appearances for the Eindhoven giants before his move to Anfield.
PSV Eindhoven team news
PSV, meanwhile, arrive almost at full strength. Their comfortable league victory over NAC Breda produced no fresh injuries, leaving Ruben van Bommel and Alassane Plea as the only unavailable players.
That means Guus Til should continue as the stand-in No. 9. He has been in sparkling touch, tallying six goal contributions in his last five outings. His 10 Eredivisie goal involvements put him level with Ismael Saibari, one shy of Joey Veerman, who tops PSV’s chart with 11. Til may lead Europe in assists with two, but he still trails Ricardo Pepi, who has three continental goal contributions.
Pepi, for his part, has scored in three of his last four Champions League appearances, including his strike against Liverpool on matchday eight of last season.


