While Liverpool have struggled in the Premier League, the Reds have done reasonably well in the Champions League. The Reds defeated Real Madrid in the last Champions League contest, and they look to continue that trend vs PSV today, on November 26th.

Facts & Figures

This is the 8th meeting all-time between the clubs, all coming in Champions League play. Liverpool is one goal short of 500 home goals at Anfield in European competition. If he plays, Salah will become the fourth Red to have 90 European appearances for the club. Cody Gakpo will be facing his former team, where he scored 55 goals.

Scouting PSV

PSV are in good form as they are at the top of the Dutch first Division with 34 points and 11 wins, a loss, and a draw. The Champions League is a different story. They are in 18th place with just five points. PSV are led in scoring with 9 goals from Guus Til and 8 from Ismael Saibari.

What Does Slot Say?

Arne Slot knows that PSV are in good form right now and admits they will give Liverpool a tough match.

“I wouldn't say it's a good opponent to have right now,” Slot said.” I think they are probably better than ever. I think they had a difficult spell last season at the end of the season, and maybe didn't start that well at the beginning of this season, although the results were good. But the last two or three months, they are just a winning machine – very comfortable on the ball, defensively more solid than at the start of the season or in the period last season. So, the best person to answer that is, of course, Peter himself, but I think this team comes close to the best team he has managed at PSV. But they do really well – being six points above Feyenoord is already a big accomplishment because Feyenoord does really well this season also. So, that tells you how good they are doing.”

LFC Globe Verdict

Liverpool has played some of their best football in the Champions League. There is just something special about those European nights at Anfield. Liverpool needs a good match to erase the feelings of back-to-back 3-0 losses. They can get it against PSV, but the Reds will have to be on point and not give up set-piece goals.

Where To Watch

Kickoff is set for 20:00 GMT from Anfield and will air on TNT Sports. In the United States, the match begins at 3 PM EST and will stream on Paramount+.