How to watch Liverpool vs Bayer Leverkusen for FREE and why is the Champions League clash not on TNT Sports?
LIVERPOOL face German champions Bayer Leverkusen in a huge Champions League clash TONIGHT.
The Reds are looking to secure a fourth straight win in the competition following wins over AC Milan, Bologna and RB Leipzig.
Liverpool go into tonight’s European match top of the Premier League table after Saturday’s stunning comeback win over Brighton.
Elsewhere, Leverkusen drew 0-0 with Stuttgart last time out and sit fourth in the Bundesliga.
Xabi Alonso returns to Anfield at the helm of the German Champions for one of the standout matches in the Champions League this week – and you can catch all the action for FREE!
How to watch Liverpool vs Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League for FREE
This season’s Champions League sees a new broadcaster enter the UK scene.
Amazon Prime Video will be showing the top Tuesday match in the iconic European competition each week at no additional cost to Prime members.
Should you not currently hold a subscription, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial which will give you access to all the benefits of being a Prime member.
Why is Liverpool vs Bayer Leverkusen not on TNT Sports?
TNT Sports – formerly BT Sport – have held the rights to air European football in the UK since 2015.
This year, the broadcasting giants will still show 184 of the 204 matches live, but both Amazon Prime Video and the BBC now have coverage rights until 2027.
BBC’s coverage is restricted to highlights, but Amazon Prime Video will be exclusively showing the top Tuesday match for the next three seasons, including Liverpool’s clash with Bayer Leverkusen this evening.
Who is on Amazon Prime’s Champions League coverage?
Amazon Prime’s Champions League coverage will see Gabby Logan as the streaming giant’s lead presenter.
Punditary will come from the likes of Clarence Seedorf, Daniel Sturridge, Josie Henning, Frank Lampard, Gael Clichy and Laura Georges.
Jon Champion and Alan Shearer will provide live commentary of every top Tuesday Champions League fixture, with Gabriel Clarke and Alex Aljoe reporting from inside the stadium