The Champions League is back for another run of fixtures before the next international break, as Liverpool travels to Austria and takes on LASK in the next big clash
Andoni Iraola, Head Coach of Liverpool during a training session at AXA Training Centre
Andoni Iraola will be looking ahead to Liverpool's clash with LASK in the Champions League(Image: (Photo by Nikki Dyer/Liverpool FC via Getty Images))
Liverpool will be looking to get back to winning ways when trading the Premier League for the Champions League, as the Reds take on LASK next up in the league phase of the European competition.
So far, Andoni Iraola has seen his side off to a perfect start on his introduction to the contest, beating Atletico Madrid in the first outing at Anfield before the extended three-week international break.
While that break halted some momentum, the manager has three important matches in the Champions League to contend with before the next break in November, highlighting the importance of continuing that fine start with more positive results.
Next up for Liverpool is a trip to Austria to take on LASK, in a match that the head coach will fancy his chances in. While the squad is looking thin, the visitors will feel there is still enough quality available to take another three points.
So, ahead of that clash between Liverpool and LASK, here's a look at everything you need to know, from TV and live stream details to team news.
What time is kick-off?
The game between Liverpool and LASK is scheduled for Wednesday, October 14, with a 5:45pm kick-off in the UK (BST), so for fans in the US that's a kick-off time of 12:45pm Eastern Time, and 9:45am Pacific Time.
TV channel and live stream details
The Champions League action between Liverpool and LASK is available to watch for fans in the UK on TNT Sports 2, which requires a valid subscription to view. A live stream is also available on HBO Max, which also requires a valid subscription.
US fans can catch all of the action on Paramount+, as well as TUDN and DAZN, which will have all of the build-up, action, and reaction to the match.
Team news
KIRKBY, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 08: (THE SUN OUT, THE SUN ON SUNDAY OUT) Dominik Szoboszlai of Liverpool during a training session at AXA Training Centre on October 08, 2026 in Kirkby, England. (Photo by Nikki Dyer/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
Dominik Szoboszlai missed Liverpool's game against Manchester City(Image: Getty Images)
Liverpool will still be without some key players for the match against LASK, as Iraola named his 23-man travelling squad for the trip to Austria.
Dominik Szoboszlai, Cody Gakpo, and Alexander Isak are unavailable for the tie due to minor issues, but could return at the weekend. However, the turnaround was too short for the trio to be involved in Austria on Wednesday, while Giovanni Leoni is continuing his work towards a return soon.
The Reds will be missing Federico Chiesa and Wataru Endo, as the duo are not registered for the Champions League, which means some academy stars will feature instead.
There are also the long-term absentees of Hugo Ekitike and Conor Bradley who won't feature, with the pair aiming for a return in the next two months or so.
LASK are without any injury doubts or concerns, with a clean bill of health that will help the home side push on for a potentially famous result in front of its fans.