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Where to Watch Liverpool vs PSV Eindhoven November 2025

Mansion Sports – The 2025/2026 UEFA Champions League brings another compelling fixture as Liverpool prepare to host PSV Eindhoven at Anfield. The match is scheduled for Wednesday, 26 November 2025, with kickoff at 20:00 local time.

Although Liverpool hold a historically favorable record against PSV Eindhoven, the Reds’ recent decline makes this encounter a considerable challenge.

As the reigning Premier League champions, Liverpool have won all three of their previous Anfield meetings with PSV, yet Peter Bosz’s squad now have a realistic opportunity to trouble the home side.

Team Conditions Ahead of the Match

Liverpool

Liverpool’s 0–3 defeat to Nottingham Forest last weekend highlighted the team’s ongoing difficulties.

The loss came just two weeks after another 0–3 setback against Manchester City, further worsening Liverpool’s position as they sit 12th in the Premier League after 12 matchdays.

Defensive issues remain visible. Alisson Becker has returned, but he still conceded three goals in three consecutive matches for the first time since April 1965.

Virgil van Dijk leads a backline comprising Ibrahima Konaté—surrounded by contract uncertainty—Milos Kerkez, who has yet to settle, and an unsettled right side following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s departure to Real Madrid.

Dominik Szoboszlai has occasionally been deployed as an emergency right-back, weakening Liverpool’s midfield structure.

Up front, Mohamed Salah has struggled to regain his sharpness, Alexander Isak has found it difficult to adapt alongside Hugo Ekitike, and Florian Wirtz continues to search for consistency in the Premier League.

In the Champions League, Liverpool have shown slightly more stability with three wins from four league-phase matches, placing them eighth—the final position guaranteeing direct qualification to the Round of 16.

PSV Eindhoven

Historically, Liverpool have held the upper hand with five wins from seven previous encounters, including three victories at Anfield. However, this record is now under pressure due to Liverpool’s fragile form.

PSV enter the match unbeaten in their last 11 games across all competitions. Their Champions League campaign has been mixed, recording one win, two draws, and one defeat from the first four matchdays.

The team have scored nine goals and conceded seven, reflecting Peter Bosz’s high-risk, high-reward tactical approach.

They responded to their 1–3 defeat against Union Saint-Gilloise with consecutive 1–1 draws against Bayer Leverkusen and Olympiacos, followed by a convincing 6–2 win over Napoli.

PSV currently sit 18th out of 36 teams, a position that secures a playoff berth, though the narrow point gap to teams ranked 25th to 28th leaves little margin for error.

Supporters traveling to Anfield may have mixed expectations: while PSV have only won once in their last 14 European matches against English clubs, Liverpool’s instability creates an opening for Bosz and his squad to secure a favorable result.

PSV suffered no new injuries following their victory over NAC Breda, leaving Ruben van Bommel and Alassane Plea as the only absentees.

Guus Til is expected to continue as an emergency striker, aiming to extend his run of six goal contributions in five appearances, supported by Ismael Saibari and Ricardo Pepi as key figures in the attack.