How to watch Liverpool's Champions League match on TV for free tonight

Liverpool are back in Champions League action this evening and head into the clash in great form.

Arne Slot's side are top of the Premier League following their come-from-behind win over Brighton at the weekend.

The Reds will be hoping to carry over their domestic form into European football when they welcome a familiar face to Anfield tonight.

Bayer Leverkusen are the opposition and it is Reds favourite Xabi Alonso in the dugout for the visitors. The former midfielder was one of the favourites to succeed Jurgen Klopp this summer but the powers-that-be decided on Slot and they have, so far, been vindicated in their decision.

Liverpool have a perfect record so far this term in the Champions League, winning all three games, and they will hope that record continues tonight.

Here is everything you need to know about the game on Merseyside.

What time does the match kick-off?

Liverpool vs Bayer Leverkusen is scheduled for an 8pm kick-off on Tuesday, November 5.

What TV channel is Liverpool vs Bayer Leverkusen on?

Supporters can catch all the action on Amazon Prime, who secured the rights to broadcast Europe's top competition in 2022, alongside TNT Sports.

Starting from this season, Prime will exclusively air 17 games throughout the tournament up to and including the semi-final stage.

Existing Prime members in the UK can enjoy the games at no extra cost, while new customers can actually catch the game for free by signing up for a 30-day free trial here.

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Watch Liverpool's Champions League games free

Prime Video is broadcasting one Champions League game every game week free for Amazon Prime members. Liverpool's upcoming fixtures include Bayer Leverkusen on November 5, which is free for Prime members or those signing up for a 30-day free trial.

Every Champions League and Europa League game is also available on TNT Sports via Prime Video’s Discovery+ channel.

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Team news

Slot has been boosted by the news Ibrahima Konate's arm injury is not as bad as first feared. The defender should be fit enough to feature against the German champions.

The Reds will, though, be without Alisson Becker, Diogo Jota, Federico Chiesa and Harvey Elliott.

Luis Diaz and Andy Robertson are pushing for starts.

As for the visitors, Martin Terrier and Nordi Mukiele are doubts and are carrying knocks into the match. Amine Adli has been ruled out.