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Where to Watch Liverpool vs PSG April 2026

Where to Watch Liverpool vs PSG April 2026 – A major Champions League clash returns with high intensity, as Liverpool attempt to overturn the deficit when hosting Paris Saint-Germain.

The match is scheduled to take place at Anfield on Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at 08.00 PM local time.

Arne Slot suffered a 2-0 defeat to the European champions in the first leg last week, although the result could have been far worse for The Reds, who are still not completely out of the tie.

For those who do not want to miss the excitement of this match, let us take a look at recommendations from Mansion Sports for where to watch Liverpool vs PSG April 2026!

Team Conditions Ahead of the Match

Liverpool

The first leg unfolded as expected in terms of the final result, although Slot made a surprise by implementing a more defensive 3-5-2 formation, where there was no place for a player who is set to leave Liverpool, Mohamed Salah.

In what may have been his final European away match with The Reds, the Egyptian could only watch as Desire Doue and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia secured a 2-0 victory for PSG, although the reigning champions did not fully dominate despite Slot’s tactical adjustments.

Liverpool’s Expected Goals of 0.17 at Parc des Princes was the lowest under Slot so far, but the Premier League champions could have lost by three or four goals, making the 2-0 deficit still far from impossible to overturn.

Anfield has previously been a decisive factor when Liverpool staged a 4-0 comeback against Barcelona in the semifinal seven years ago, and Slot’s side ended their three-match losing streak at the perfect time with a 2-0 win over Fulham in the Premier League last weekend.

That victory over Fulham marked Liverpool’s fourth win from their last five matches at Anfield, where they remain unbeaten and have scored a total of 15 goals, providing a glimmer of hope for another remarkable comeback.

From a squad perspective, the win over Fulham did not come without sacrifice, as Curtis Jones had to be substituted in the first half due to a groin injury, although the midfielder surprisingly returned to training on Monday and could feature.

Alisson Becker (not specified), Wataru Endo (ankle), Giovanni Leoni (ACL), and Conor Bradley (knee) remain sidelined, but Slot is likely to use the same squad that faced Fulham, where Rio Ngumoha became Liverpool’s youngest Premier League goalscorer at Anfield.

The 17-year-old—who broke Raheem Sterling’s record on Saturday—will likely be a preferred option if the decision were up to the fans, and he appears to have done enough to earn a starting spot in this crucial match.

PSG

With no fixture scheduled over the weekend before the second leg, PSG were originally set to face Ligue 1 title rivals Lens between the two matches against Liverpool, but the authorities granted their request to postpone the game.

Protests from Lens were ignored by the Ligue de Football Professionnel, which is attempting to support Luis Enrique’s side in defending their Champions League title, and they currently have one foot in the semifinals.

The victory in Paris last week marked a fifth consecutive win for Les Parisiens, who may not be as dominant as in the 2024-25 season, but still have strong chances of securing both the league title and the Champions League as the season approaches its conclusion.

PSG have also been excellent away from home, recording four consecutive away wins—while keeping clean sheets in their last three matches—and scoring in every away game since the start of the year.

Enrique previously guided his team to a 1-0 win at Anfield in last season’s round of 16 second leg before eventually progressing via penalties, and even a defeat by the same scoreline in this match would be enough to secure a semifinal spot against Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.

Meanwhile, from a squad perspective, PSG have no fitness concerns following their 2-0 win in the first leg, and with full rest over the weekend, there are no new issues for Enrique.

The reigning champions also receive a boost with the return of Bradley Barcola to the squad after recovering from an ankle injury sustained against Chelsea last month.

Fabian Ruiz (knee) remains unavailable, while Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Nuno Mendes—who troubled Salah—will miss the first leg of the semifinal if they receive yellow cards in Merseyside.