Liverpool vs Real Madrid is being shown on television via Sky in many territories, with streaming options also available. Here’s how to watch the Champions League clash at Anfield:
- United Kingdom: Amazon Prime Video will carry the live broadcast. If you’re outside Prime Video’s availability, Sky platforms (for Sky customers) and NOW may offer the match as an alternative via their UEFA Champions League packages.
- United States: Paramount+ typically carries live streams of the match, with other regional rights holders offering optional streams or radio/ highlights as applicable.
- Other regions: Local broadcasters with UEFA rights (such as Sky/Now equivalents or regional streaming services) will carry the game. Check the official Liverpool FC matches page and UEFA’s broadcast details for your country to confirm exact channels and streaming links.
- Kick-off: The game is scheduled for 8:00 pm UK time (20:00 BST) on a Tuesday, with pre-match and in-match coverage available on the respective broadcast channel’s platform.
How to watch if you’re traveling or outside your home country:
- Use a legitimate streaming service that carries UEFA Champions League rights in your current location.
- If subscribing to a platform with a free trial (where available), you can test access during the match window, then cancel if not needed.
- Consider a legal VPN approach only if the service’s terms allow it; otherwise use the local service that corresponds to your region.
If you’d like, specify your country or region and I can give you the exact channel names and streaming links currently available there.
