How to observe Liverpool vs Real Madrid – with recreation not being proven on TNT Sport
Liverpool host Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday night, with Trent Alexander-Arnold set to make his first return to Anfield since his summer move
Liverpool finally halted their dismal run of domestic losses with a much-needed win over Aston Villa at the weekend.
However, any sense of relief will be short-lived as they now gear up to face European powerhouse Real Madrid. The match promises to be a cracker, not only because it features two of football’s most illustrious clubs.
But also because it marks Trent Alexander-Arnold’s first return to Merseyside since his controversial summer move to the Spanish capital.
Both teams have hit the ground running in their Champions League campaigns. Real Madrid boasts a perfect record so far, while Liverpool has bagged victories in two of its first three matches.
A victory here would nudge either side closer to early qualification for the knockout stages, whilst a defeat could cast doubts on their chances of automatic progression.
Los Blancos enter the tie in formidable form. Xabi Alonso’s squad have racked up six consecutive wins in all competitions, including emphatic victories over Barcelona and Juventus, reports Liverpool.com.
They also command a five-point lead at the top of La Liga, having secured 10 victories from 11 matches so far.
In contrast, Arne Slot’s Reds have endured six defeats in their last eight outings across all competitions and will need to pull something special out of the bag to turn their fortunes around. Yet, under the Anfield floodlights, anything seems possible.
When is Liverpool vs Real Madrid?
The eagerly awaited match is scheduled for Tuesday, November 4 at Anfield, with an 8pm UK time kick-off.
This fixture is part of Matchday 4 in the Champions League league phase, where Liverpool will host the Spanish giants in what promises to be a thrilling encounter.
How to watch Liverpool vs Real Madrid for free
In the UK, Amazon Prime Video has exclusive broadcasting rights for first-pick Tuesday Champions League matches.
Fans can watch the game for free by signing up for a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime, which includes access to the UEFA Champions League coverage.
Simply create an account, stream the match live – the build-up begins at 6.30 pm UK time – and cancel before the trial ends to avoid any charges. The usual cost of Prime membership is £8.99 per month or £95 per year, but the trial offers full access without commitment.
For international viewers, check local broadcasters like Paramount+ in the US.
