Find out how to watch the LASK v Liverpool Champions League match streaming tonight, as well as TV Channel details with the Raiffeisen Arena in Linz hosting Wednesday’s Champions League game and kick off at 17.45 BST.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
LASK v Liverpool14 October 202617.45 BSTTNT Sports 2
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LASK v Liverpool on TV information

This is one of the early Champions League kick offs, going at 17.45 BST rather than 20.00. That means it is finished before the main slate begins, which is worth knowing if you are planning the evening around more than one game.

TNT Sports 2 has it here, with HBO Max carrying the same coverage for streaming. TNT comes through HBO Max directly or as part of a package from BT, EE, Sky or Virgin Media, and there is no free-to-air option for Champions League football.

LASK are still looking for their first point.

A 1-0 defeat on matchday one was followed at the weekend by a 2-0 home loss to Rapid, which leaves them without a win in four. English opposition has rarely gone well for them in Europe either.

They are the reigning Austrian champions, having won the title last season for only the second time in the club’s history, and the Raiffeisen Arena has been a hard place to visit since it opened in 2023.

Liverpool lost for the first time this season on Sunday, beaten 3-0 by Manchester City in a game that turned once they went down to ten men just past the hour.

Europe has been another matter entirely. Andoni Iraola’s side have been close to flawless in the league phase and travel well, which is the part of their record that should concern the hosts most.

The clubs last met in the Europa League group stage in 2023, when Liverpool won both games.