Liverpool face Toulouse today in the Europa League. Find out how to watch the game, TV channel, live stream details, highlights and early team news.
Liverpool have made a great start to their Europa League campaign and will be looking to continue that on Thursday against French side Toulouse. If the Reds can secure a win, they will have one foot in the knockout stages.
The club is in such a strong position in Austria thanks to a 3-1 win against LASK and then a 2-0 home win against Union SG. Results from the other games mean Liverpool can open a five-point gap over their Group E rivals with another win in their next game.
It is imperative that the Reds finish top of their group as this removes the need for relegation against a team relegated from the Champions League. With no trip, Jurgen Klopp can pick a strong squad to increase Liverpool’s chances of picking up all three points.
You have to keep a close eye on the action, because some marginal members of the team may still have opportunities. Here, Liverpool.com has selected all the information you need, including kick-off, TV coverage, highlights and past team news. What time does it start?
The game starts at 8pm in the UK, which is 12pm Pacific and 5pm Eastern. That’s the kick-off time for all three of Liverpool’s Europa League group games at Anfield this season.
Toulouse picked up a point at Union SG in matchweek one and also drew Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1, so while the Reds are favourites, the visitors could frustrate decent opposition.
Is the match on TV? The game will be broadcast live by TNT Sports in the UK and Paramount+, ViX and fuboTV in the US and the rest of the world. With earlier European games covered, the pre-match line-up starts at 19:45 UK time, which is 11:45 PT and 16:45 ET. Highlights will be available after the match via either LFCTV or YouTube.
How else can you watch the game?
Th Liverpool.com team will provide social media updates both pre-match and throughout as the Reds aim to reach 2023/24. a perfect three European wins from three. But win, lose or draw, we will provide analysis of the game at half time and full time. There are many interesting topics to discuss, especially when some less regular newcomers are involved.
Where can I get highlights?
Highlights are available on LFCTV GO and the club’s official channels. Clips are also shared on social networks, and the goals are guaranteed online by the broadcasting company TNT. You can follow all the updates and read analysis on Liverpool.com, you can also follow the live stream on our social channels including Twitter and Facebook and follow the post-match press conferences on the Blood Red YouTube channel.
Early team news
The player most likely to return from the sidelines is Cody Gakpo. The giant Dutchman was then injured in the defeat at Tottenham and has not played since, but has continued to train so hopefully he will be available.
The outlook is currently less positive for Andy Robertson, Thiago Alcântara and Stefan Bajčetić, none of whom will play in this match. Klopp’s main selection question is which players need rest and who will replace them. Caoimhín Kelleher, who recently returned from injury, is likely to start in goal, while Curtis Jones is expected to feature as he is suspended until the next league game. Beyond that, we’ll have to wait and see.
