Liverpool is preparing to face Bologna in their UEFA Champions League match today at Anfield, marking their second Italian opponent in consecutive weeks. The Reds are currently leading the English Premier League and had a solid European start, securing a 3-1 victory against AC Milan two weeks ago.
In contrast, Bologna has had a rocky beginning to their season, achieving only two wins in their first six Serie A matches. Their initial Champions League game ended in a scoreless draw against Shakhtar Donetsk last month.
The match between Liverpool and Bologna is scheduled for Wednesday, October 2, at Anfield, with kick-off set for 8 p.m. BST in the UK. This translates to 3 p.m. ET or 12 p.m. PT in the US and Canada, while in Australia, the start time will be 5 a.m. AEST on Thursday morning.
Fans in the US can watch every match of this season’s tournament live on Paramount Plus, which holds exclusive English-language broadcast rights for the UEFA Champions League.
For viewers who are unable to access the matches locally, using a VPN can help bypass restrictions. A VPN can also prevent your internet service provider from limiting your speeds during the game, and it adds an extra layer of privacy when connected to public Wi-Fi. Popular VPNs like ExpressVPN offer simple solutions for streaming sports legally in regions where they operate.
In the UK, TNT Sports remains the primary broadcaster for Champions League matches, with Amazon Prime Video obtaining rights for select Tuesday games. This specific match will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 2.
In Canada, DAZN holds the exclusive rights to stream Champions League matches for the season.
For viewers in Australia, Stan Sport has acquired exclusive rights to show the Champions League live. The service offers a seven-day free trial, along with access to other sports competitions.
Overall, fans around the world will have various platforms available to stream Liverpool’s clash with Bologna.