Fenerbahce vs Liverpool 2026/27 Champions League live stream: where to watch — November 4, 8.45pm TRT | 9.45am PT | 12.45pm ET | 5.45pm GMT | 4.45am AEDT November 5 Fenerbahce enter this match winless in their first three Champions League 2026/27 fixtures, a run that includes a 6-0 defeat to Aston Villa on Matchday 2 and a home draw against Slavia Prague after leading 2-0 inside 11 minutes. Their domestic form is no better: sixth in the Turkish Super Lig, and coming off a 2-1 loss to Galatasaray in the Intercontinental Derby, a result that led to the termination of İsmail Kartal’s fourth stint as head coach.
His interim replacement? Dirk Kuyt, the Dutch forward who made over 200 appearances for Liverpool between 2006 and 2012. Liverpool, by contrast, are unbeaten in the competition under new manager Andoni Iraola. They’ve beaten Atlético Madrid and Villarreal at Anfield in the league phase, and Bradley Barcola has already scored three goals across their three UCL wins.
Alexander Isak is beginning to find rhythm in Iraola’s system. Still, the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium, known for its intimidating atmosphere, presents a different test entirely. This is the first-ever competitive meeting between the two clubs.
Where to watch
| Country | Channel or service | Free or paid |
|---|
| Republic of Ireland | Virgin Media Play | Free |
| United States | Paramount+ | Paid ($8.99/month or $89.99/year) |
| United Kingdom | TNT Sports 1 | Paid (from £25.99/month with Sky/Virgin Media/EE TV or HBO Max plan) |
| Australia | Stan Sport | Paid (AU$20/month on top of Stan subscription, from AU$9.99/month) |
| Canada | DAZN | Paid (CA$24.99/month) |
Free options
Virgin Media Play offers a free live stream in the Republic of Ireland. Coverage begins at 5pm on Virgin Media Two, ahead of the 8.45pm TRT kick-off. TechRadar notes this is the only confirmed free option among the services it lists.
What to expect
The match is part of the inaugural league phase of the restructured Champions League format. It kicks off at 8.45pm TRT on Wednesday, November 4, which corresponds to 9.45am Pacific Time, 12.45pm Eastern Time, 5.45pm GMT, and 4.45am AEDT on Thursday, November 5. In the US, Paramount+ carries every UCL fixture this season, plus Europa League, EFL and Serie A matches.
In the UK, TNT Sports is available via Sky, Virgin Media or EE TV packages, or through an HBO Max plan that bundles the channel. Stan Sport in Australia requires both a Stan subscription and the Stan Sport add-on. DAZN in Canada shows all 189 Champions League 2026/27 fixtures, alongside EFL, Carabao Cup, Bundesliga and NFL coverage.
TechRadar tested and reviewed VPN services “in the context of legal recreational uses”, including accessing geo-restricted streaming services, but explicitly states it does not endorse or support illegal use, such as consuming pirated content. Streaming begins Wednesday, November 4, with regional broadcast windows aligned to local time zones as confirmed by TechRadar.
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