LASK vs Liverpool 2026/27 Champions League live stream: where to watch — Wednesday, 14 October at 5.45pm BST / 12.45pm ET / 9.45am PT. 3.45am AEDT Thursday, 15 October. This is Matchday 2 of the UEFA Champions League group stage. Andoni Iraola’s Liverpool visit Austria for their first away fixture since his summer appointment, and their first test after a 3–0 loss to Manchester City. LASK, last season’s Austrian Bundesliga and Cup double winners, host at the Raiffeisen Arena in Linz. Virgil van Dijk is set to captain Liverpool for the 200th time. Christoph Lang leads LASK’s attack. Neither side has won its last three Champions League matches. Liverpool lost on Matchday 1 in 2025/26. LASK fell 1–0 to AEK Athens on Matchday 1 this season. The game kicks off at the times above, no postponement or rescheduling reported. No Indian broadcast or streaming rights are mentioned in the sources. India is not listed among the countries with confirmed coverage. No local TV channel, OTT platform, or free-to-air service in India is named as carrying the match. No Indian pricing, subscription tier, or availability window is provided. The sources do not state whether JioCinema, SonyLIV, Disney+ Hotstar, or any other Indian platform holds rights for the 2026/27 Champions League. So for readers in India: there is no verified way to watch LASK vs Liverpool live as of this filing. That may change, but it hasn’t yet. ## Where to watch | Country | Channel or service | Free or paid | |---|---|---| | Republic of Ireland | Virgin Media Two (TV), Virgin Media Play (streaming) | Free | | United States | Paramount+ | Paid ($8.99/month, $13.99 ad-free) | | United Kingdom | TNT Sports 2 (TV), HBO Max (streaming) | Paid (£30.99/month rolling. £25.99/month 12-month minimum) | | Canada | DAZN | Paid (CA$24.99/month soccer package) | | Australia | Stan Sport | Paid (AU$29.99/month: AU$9.99 Stan + AU$20 Sport add-on) | ## Free options Virgin Media Two in the Republic of Ireland is the only free-to-air TV channel named. Its companion streaming service, Virgin Media Play, also carries the match at no extra cost. But requires a free account. No other country offers a confirmed free option. Paramount+, TNT Sports, DAZN and Stan Sport all require active subscriptions. None offer standalone match passes or free trials timed to this fixture. ## What to expect From Liverpool: a tactical reset under Iraola, with questions over midfield cohesion and attacking continuity. Van Dijk’s leadership milestone adds narrative weight. From LASK: home advantage, high energy, and pressure to rebound from their own Champions League opener loss. Expect compact defending, quick transitions, and a loud Raiffeisen Arena crowd, but no official pre-match press conference quotes, injury updates beyond those cited, or confirmed lineups are included in the sources. UEFA has not issued a separate broadcast announcement. The next Champions League matchday is scheduled for 28–29 October.