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Upcoming Liverpool TV schedule
Where to watch Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League
Liverpool have successfully navigated the revamped league phase and secured their place in the Champions League Round of 16. By finishing in the top eight of the initial 36-team table, Arne Slot’s side avoided the knockout play-off round that concludes tonight.
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UK fans can follow the action through a combination of TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video. Under the current broadcast agreement, TNT Sports remains the primary home of the competition, showing the vast majority of fixtures via their channels and the discovery+ app. However, Amazon Prime Video holds the "first pick" rights for the top match every Tuesday night. If Liverpool are selected for a Tuesday slot in the next round, that match will air exclusively on Prime Video; otherwise, all their knockout fixtures will be broadcast on TNT Sports. For those looking for free-to-air coverage, the BBC provides a dedicated Champions League highlights show on Wednesday nights, available on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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Where to watch Liverpool on UK TV
Fans in the UK can watch Liverpool's Premier League and Carabao Cup matches on Sky Sports. Their Champions League fixtures can be accessed through TNT Sports and Discovery+, however, the FA Cup matches will be available on BBC Sport.
Where to watch Liverpool worldwide
Here's where you can watch Liverpool's football matches across the globe:
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| USA | Peacock (Premier League), Paramount+ (Champions League) |
| Canada | Fubo (Premier League), DAZN (Champions League) |
| India | Star Sports Network (Premier League), SonyLiv (FA Cup and Champions League) |
| Australia | Optus Sport (Premier League), Stan Sport (Champions League) |
| Mexico | Sky Mexico (Premier League), TNT Sports (Champions League) |
If you are abroad, you can watch the next Liverpool game using a Virtual Private Network.
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