Liverpool supporters are unhappy with the live coverage of their team's home clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The match - which is being shown live on Amazon Prime - seemingly had some issues with the audio sync.
The Reds have welcomed fans back to Anfield for the first time since March, albeit only 2,000 of them being allowed into the ground to watch the Premier League clash.
Jurgen Klopp 's side have the chance to go back to joint-top of the league, if they can beat an impressive Wolves side, who showed their quality with a win over Arsenal last weekend.
However, supporters that aren't fortunate enough to be able to watch the game in the flesh, have had some problems with their live coverage.
It comes after Newcastle United's clash with Crystal Palace on November 27, when fans also had issues with the sound on the live streaming service.
Amazon Prime, along with BT Sport, Sky Sports and BBC have the license to broadcast a certain amount of live games in a season.
Some Liverpool supporters have taken to Twitter to share their annoyance with the coverage, and here are some examples.
Klopp's side play their third match in eight days, after a draw against Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League last weekend, followed by a narrow win against Ajax in the Champions League just a few days later.
The Reds will be next in action on Wednesday evening as they travel to Denmark to face Midtjylland, knowing their fate in the competition has already been decided.
The win against Dutch side Ajax recently means Liverpool are already qualified as group-winners, meaning Klopp will be able to rest some players going into the even more hectic Christmas fixture schedule.
