Liverpool suffered their ninth loss in 12 games as PSV ran out 4-1 winners at Anfield in the Champions League on Wednesday. Peter Bosz’s side landed an early blow on their struggling hosts when Virgil van Dijk - believing he’d been fouled during a corner delivery - handled the ball in the area and Ivan Perisic dispatched the resulting penalty past Giorgi Mamardashvili, but the Reds equalised 10 minutes later as the in-form Dominik Szoboszlai calmly slotted home a rebound from Cody Gakpo’s saved shot.
Arne Slot’s men were level at half-time but fell behind again not long after the restart when Guus Til got the better of Milos Kerkez. Couhaib Driouech then came off the bench to score a brace, one a rebound and another a cool stoppage time effort, to pile more pressure on the group from Merseyside, who have now lost three games in a row and two straight at home.
This latest result also means the Reds fall out of the automatic qualification spots in the Champions League, putting their progression to the knock-out stages in jeopardy and worsening a season that has already been barrelling into “crisis” territory. Relive all the action from Liverpool vs PSV in our live blog below!
Liverpool vs PSV latest news
- GOAL! Liverpool 1-4 PSV: Driouech adds PSV's fourth in stoppage time
- GOAL! Liverpool 1-3 PSV: Driouech widens gap after Pepi hits post
- GOAL! Liverpool 1-2 PSV: Til loses Kerkez to put PSV ahead again
- GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 PSV: Szoboszlai levels with rebound from Gakpo shot
- GOAL! Liverpool 0-1 PSV: Perisic slots in penalty after VVD handball
- Liverpool team news: Alisson out, Isak dropped, Wirtz still sidelined
- PSV team news: Plea and Van Bommel out
F/T: Liverpool 1-4 PSV
21:52 , Alex DakersAnd that is it at Anfield.
A huge and deserved win for PSV. A ninth loss in 12 games for Liverpool, including three defeats in a row.
GOAL! Liverpool 1-4 PSV
21:49 , Alex Dakers90+1mins: Just when you thought it couldn’t get worse...
PSV right-back Sergino Dest cuts it back across goal and substitute Couhaib Driouech coolly finishes past Mamardashvili for a second time.
Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:48 , Alex Dakers90mins: Four minutes of added time at Anfield.
You have to think that won’t be enough to prevent Liverpool’s season taking another turn for the worse.
Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:46 , Alex Dakers88mins: Van Dijk’s close-range header from said corner misses the mark, and PSV make another change as they look to see out a big win at Anfield.
Dennis Man goes off for Esmir Bajraktarevic.
Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:45 , Alex Dakers87mins: Chiesa has been one of the only Liverpool players having a real go here.
He drives towards goal and wins a corner as Yarek Gasiorowski is forced to block his shot.
Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:43 , Alex Dakers85mins: Frustration from Chiesa there as he hauls down Salah-Eddine after the PSV left-back gets away from him.
Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:41 , Alex Dakers83mins: A bright moment from Alexander Isak, who wins a corner by hitting one on the spin from the edge of the box and forcing PSV goalkeeper Kovar to spill the ball around his post.
Liverpool want another corner after that, but the referee deems the ball to have come off Mac Allister last and VAR doesn’t intervene.
Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:38 , Alex Dakers80mins: Chiesa is down in the box and wants a penalty, but he was looking for it a bit the Liverpool man and the referee shakes his head.
The Reds then have a corner, which finds its way to the Italian and he forces another corner with a deflected shot from the edge of the area - but that one comes to nothing.
Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:34 , Alex Dakers76mins: Konate is withdrawn by Arne Slot, who throws Federico Chiesa into the mix.
Gravenberch drops into the backline.
GOAL! Liverpool 1-3 PSV
21:31 , Alex Dakers73mins: PSV’s substitutes combine and this looks like a long way back for Liverpool now.
Sloppy defending from Ibrahima Konate, who breaks the Reds’ defensive line and misses the loose ball, letting the visitors in behind.
Ricardo Pepi is through on goal with very few defenders around him and clatters his effort off the post, but Couhaib Driouech smacks the rebound past Mamardashvili.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:30 , Alex Dakers73mins: It’s a deep delivery from Mo Salah, which Virgil van Dijk meets but can’t direct on target.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:29 , Alex Dakers72mins: Corner to Liverpool, after some more good play from Szoboszlai.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:27 , Alex Dakers70mins: Indeed, off go Perisic and Guus Til, PSV’s two goal-scorers tonight.
In their place, Ricardo Pepi - who has a strong scoring record off the bench in this competition - and Couhaib Driouech.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:26 , Alex Dakers69mins: Ivan Perisic has hit the turf and is receiving some treatment now.
It looks like we’ll have some PSV changes coming up as Peter Bosz rustles his bench into action.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:25 , Alex Dakers67mins: A cross from Salah finds Gakpo, who heads it into PSV full-back Sergino Dest.
Liverpool claim a handball, but it’s a corner that’s given.
Konate heads the delivery towards goal and it’s blocked, but the Reds are getting first contact on a lot of these dead-ball deliveries.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:23 , Alex Dakers66mins: Then it’s Alexis Mac Allister’s turn to have a go, forcing another save from PSV goalkeeper Kovar.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:23 , Alex Dakers65mins: Dominik Szoboszlai has been Liverpool’s most influential player tonight, and he’s at it again.
After crashing a powerful shot from the edge of the box against Kovar’s gloves, he then crosses from the right for Gakpo, but the Dutchman misses the target.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:18 , Alex Dakers61mins: Hugo Ekitike is down and looks to be in some discomfort. A possible back injury?
He receives treatment on the pitch but can’t continue, and Alexander Isak comes on in his place.
Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:17 , Alex Dakers59mins: Soon after PSV take the lead again, Ivan Perisic forces a save from Mamardashvili.
And now there’s some more bad news for Liverpool...
GOAL! Liverpool 1-2 PSV
21:13 , Alex Dakers56mins: Straight up the other end, PSV take the lead through Guus Til!
The visitors catch Liverpool out with some quick play as Mauro Junior clips a lovely through ball, Til gets on the right side of Milos Kerkez and pokes it past Giorgi Mamardashvili.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
21:13 , Alex Dakers55mins: Another header, is the answer from the Liverpool skipper.
It’s blocked and falls to Alexis Mac Allister but the Argentine can’t get a shot away before PSV boot it to safety.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
21:12 , Alex Dakers55mins: PSV’s Dennis Man concedes a corner.
Virgil van Dijk was a threat from set pieces for Liverpool in the first half - what has he got this time?
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
21:09 , Alex Dakers52mins: PSV are forced all the way back to their goalkeeper Kovar and the noise in Anfield rises, with the crowd baying - they want their side to put the visitors under more pressure.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
21:07 , Alex Dakers50mins: With the visitors applying pressure immediately, Liverpool then concede a corner as Saibari forces a save this time from Mamardashvili.
It comes to nothing, though, with Curtis Jones making amends for the error that led to the corner - a loose ball across the box - by blocking it when PSV try to go short before crossing.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
21:06 , Alex Dakers49mins: Dest breaks away down the right and pings a cross into the box, which Saibari rises to meet.
The PSV man’s header sails over the crossbar, and he might have been better leaving it for his teammate Guus Til behind him.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
21:04 , Alex Dakers47mins: A better start to the second half than Liverpool had here on Saturday, when they conceded to Nottingham Forest just 40 seconds after the restart!
Goal-scorer Szoboszlai has a shot from distance, but it’s saved by Kovar.
Second half begins...
21:02 , Alex DakersBack underway in the Champions League at Anfield.
Will we have a winner tonight? Let’s find out!
None of Liverpool’s last 30 Uefa group stage / league matches have finished level...
H/T: Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:47 , Alex DakersAll square at the break after an entertaining first half at Anfield.
Liverpool wanted a handball against Ivan Perisic right at the end, another decision which Virgil van Dijk again voices his discontent about when the referee says no.
The Reds’ skipper was right, in a sense, as the ball did appear to hit Perisic’s hand after leaving Mohamed Salah’s boot, but the PSV man’s arm wasn’t in an unnatural position and it looked to be outside the penalty box anyway.
Van Dijk may have to be careful not to show too much dissent when we resume play, given the early yellow he was shown.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:46 , Alex Dakers45mins: Ekitike has a latest chance now, but it takes a deflection on its way towards goal which makes it fairly easy for Kovar to collect.
Gakpo then tries to chase a Kerkez pass, but the PSV goalie is there again to mop up the danger.
Just the one minute of added time here at Anfield.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:43 , Alex Dakers43mins: A cagier spell as we approach half-time, with both sides trading possession.
You sense there are plenty more goals in this game. Let’s have them!
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:41 , Alex Dakers40mins: Up the other end, Dest guides the ball out of play under pressure from Gakpo, who has had a bright start against his former club, and it’s a goalkick to PSV.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:39 , Alex Dakers38mins: A spell of possession for PSV, who are unsuccessful from their own latest corner and then put Liverpool’s backline under pressure but eventually Guus Til gives away a foul on RYan Gravenberch.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:37 , Alex Dakers36mins: Hugo Ekitike sees one shot from the centre of the box saved by PSV ‘keeper Matej Kovar, and then sends another one high and wide to the right moments later after receiving a Milos Kerkez cross.
A promising start by the young Frenchman.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:35 , Alex Dakers34mins: Another Liverpool corner by Salah finds Van Dijk’s head again, and the Reds’ skipper claims it has hit a PSV hand this time.
The referee disagrees, and it would have been harsh to give a penalty for that - not quite as blatant as the one the Dutchman conceded himself!
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:33 , Alex Dakers32mins: Nearly a go-ahead goal for the hosts!
Virgil van Dijk got his head to the corner delivery and loops towards goal but clatters off the crossbar.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:32 , Alex Dakers31mins: Ekitike charges forward on the right side of the box and looks to find Mohamed Salah with a low cross, which PSV’s goalkeeper can’t keep hold off.
Corner to Liverpool.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:28 , Alex Dakers28mins: Mac Allister plays a neat through ball which is latched onto by Cody Gakpo, and the Dutchman carries it into the box but is dispossessed cleanly.
Liverpool win it back, though, and this time Gakpo slides a ball across goal but PSV scramble it clear just in the nick of time before Salah can poke it towards goal.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:25 , Alex Dakers25mins: Til is okay, and we play on.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:25 , Alex Dakers24mins: The corner is cleared but the referee stops play as PSV forward Guus Til is bleeding from his mouth.
It looks like Van Dijk’s foot inadvertently caught his countryman as the Liverpool captain leapt high, but a little off balance, to try to reach the set-piece delivery.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:23 , Alex Dakers23mins: Kerkez receives the ball in a dangerous area in the box near the by line and his attempted cutback wins Liverpool a corner.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:22 , Alex Dakers20mins: Anfield wanted a penalty of their own a moment ago as Ekitike is crunched in the box, but the referee says no.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:19 , Alex Dakers18mins: The resulting free-kick sees Veerman produce a brilliant delivery from deep and PSV have the ball in the back of the net, but the offside flag is up against Saibari.
A let off for Liverpool.
Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:18 , Alex Dakers17mins: Van Dijk is late sliding in on Saibari and is shown the game’s first yellow card because of it.
The PSV man receives some pitch side treatment, but he’s back on his feet now.
GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 PSV
20:16 , Alex Dakers16mins: And they find one!
The Reds move the ball quickly out to the left, Cody Gakpo’s shot is parried back out and Dominik Szoboszlai is perfectly placed to side foot the rebound into the back of the net.
That takes the Hungarian to eight goal involvements (three goals, five assists) in all competitions this season, level with Mohamed Salah as the most for Liverpool.
Liverpool 0-1 PSV
20:14 , Alex Dakers14mins: An unwelcome stat for Virgil van Dijk, this...
Virgil van Dijk (3) has conceded more penalties than any other Premier League player across all competitions this season 😬 pic.twitter.com/tRU7U21OXS
— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) November 26, 2025
Liverpool still looking for a foothold in this match.
Liverpool 0-1 PSV
20:10 , Alex Dakers9mins: It looked like Virgil van Dijk was waving for a foul as that corner was taken, and perhaps that’s how the delivery has ended up hitting his arm.
The Liverpool captain tried to explain as much to referee Alejandro José Hernández, but the Spaniard was having none of it.
GOAL! Liverpool 0-1 PSV
20:06 , Alex Dakers6mins: Ivan Perisic sends Giorgi Mamardashvili the wrong way and PSV lead!
A nightmare start for Liverpool here at Anfield.
Liverpool 0-0 PSV
20:05 , Alex Dakers4mins: A second corner now, this time from the other side as Ibrahima Konate is forced to put it behind under pressure.
It’s whipped in... and a penalty is given against Virgil van Dijk for a handball!
Liverpool 0-0 PSV
20:04 , Alex Dakers4mins: It’s a decent delivery from the visitors but Liverpool clear it.
Arne Slot’s men have conceded nine goals from set pieces already this season - you’d imagine PSV are well aware of that.
Liverpool 0-0 PSV
20:03 , Alex Dakers3mins: Milos Kerkez concedes an early corner, chesting a deep PSV cross out of play.
Kick-off!
20:01 , Alex DakersWe are underway at Anfield.
Teams on the pitch
19:57 , Alex DakersBoth teams are out on the Anfield pitch as the Champions League anthem rings out.
Not long to go now!
Liverpool's winning Champions League run - to continue, or come to an end?
19:57 , Alex DakersLiverpool have won each of their last 13 games at Anfield in the league or (formerly) group stage of the Champions League.
That’s both a record for a Premier League club and the longest ongoing run in Europe, trumping Arsenal (nine wins), Bayern Munich and Inter Milan (both on six wins).
They did of course lose to eventual winners Paris St-Germain in last season's quarter-finals, though, and PSV will view the Reds’ domestic struggles as a side of weakness that they could exploit to record their first win in England since 2008.
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk offered some strong words of reaction after his side’s latest home loss, to Nottingham Forest in the Premier League, at the weekend.
The skipper will be expecting a response tonight.
Countdown to kick-off
19:50 , Alex DakersTen minutes until our scheduled kick-off time at Anfield!
PSV: Slot's bogey team
19:44 , Alex DakersLiverpool manager Arne Slot has won just one of his last eight games against PSV in all competitions (three draws, four losses), a run that includes a 3-2 defeat in Eindhoven during last season’s Champions League league phase.
Slot has suffered as many defeats against PSV in his managerial career (four - level with FC Twente and Vitesse) as he has against any other club.
Bogey team?
Slot on Isak and Liverpool's right-back situation
19:41 , Alex DakersWe can now bring you some quotes from Arne Slot, who has been speaking to broadcaster TNT Sports ahead of kick-off.
On the situation at right-back in the absence of Conor Bradley and Jeremie Frimpong: "I can understand there is some doubt because [Szoboszlai and Jones] both can play there and as can Joe Gomez, but he's been struggling lately with a knee injury - but Curtis [Jones] will start there.
On benching Alexander Isak: "In the last four weeks, he played 30 minutes and then he played 70 minutes in a game [versus Nottingham Forest] that wasn't so intense.”
Line-up change: Szoboszlai back in midfield, Jones at right-back
19:38 , Alex DakersIn another adjustment to his line-up, Arne Slot has confirmed that Curtis Jones will start at right-back for Liverpool tonight.
It means Dominik Szoboszlai returns to his preferred position in attacking midfield.
That’s something Reds fans have been calling for, with the versatile Hungarian one of their best players so far this season.
Warm-ups ongoing
19:32 , Alex DakersBoth squads are in the building at Anfield and warming up as we speak.
Less than thirty minutes until kick-off!
Checking in at Anfield 🎥 pic.twitter.com/Td3FLGPlnS
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) November 26, 2025
Every moment counts. Every step matters 😤#LIVPSV #UCL pic.twitter.com/fVDAOUUnaW
— PSV (@PSV) November 26, 2025
Liverpool's set-piece weakness
19:24 , Alex DakersLiverpool manager Arne Slot this week highlighted his side’s weakness at defending set plays this season, after Nottingham Forest scored their opener following a corner at the weekend.
In total, the Dutchman said, the defending Premier League champions have conceded nine goals from set pieces.
You’d think targeting that weakness will therefore be part of PSV boss Peter Bosz’s gameplan tonight.
Still, Liverpool have plenty of aerial threats at the other end, with Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate both scoring headers from corners in the Champions League.
PSV name Perisic in unchanged starting XI
19:13 , Alex DakersAs for PSV, former Tottenham winger Ivan Perisic starts this evening despite some pre-match doubts surrounding his fitness.
Ricardo Pepi, who provided the matchwinner when these two sides last met, is on the bench.
All in all, it’s the same XI that Peter Bosz fielded for his side’s 1-0 win at NAC Breda on Saturday and indeed that the PSV has named for six successive matches now.
No need to change what isn’t broken!
Two Liverpool changes as Alisson misses out, Isak benched
19:00 , Alex DakersThose two Liverpool changes, as some of you may have already figured out, are Giorgi Mamardashvili in for Alisson Becker and Hugo Ekitike instead of Alexander Isak.
Alisson was recalled to the starting XI at Anfield on Saturday following a period on the sidelines with a hamstring injury. However, it’s reportedly an illness that keeps the Brazilian from making the matchday squad tonight.
Isak, meanwhile, had little effect on the game against Nottingham Forest and was replaced just after the hour mark in that game. The Reds’ club record signing must now settle for a place among the substitutes tonight, with fellow summer arrival Ekitike - who has enjoyed a comparatively better start to life on Merseyside - leading the line instead.
PSV confirmed XI and bench in full
18:51 , Alex DakersAnd the same for tonight’s visitors, PSV Eindhoven!
PSV XI: Kovar; Dest, Schouten, Yarek, Salah-Eddine; Saibari, Mauro Jr, Veerman; Man, Til, Perisic
Subs: Olig, Smolenaars, Obispo, Flamingo, Sildillia, Nagalo, Wanner, Fernandez, Pepi, Driouech, Bajraktarevic, Boadu
Liverpool confirmed XI and bench in full
18:49 , Alex DakersHere’s that Liverpool team news in full, as Arne Slot makes two notable changes to the line-up that started last weekend’s loss to Nottingham Forest... can you spot them?
Liverpool XI: Mamardashvili; Jones, Konate, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Szoboszlai, Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Ekitike, Gakpo
Subs: Woodmna, Misciur, Gomez, Endo, Isak, Chiesa, Robertson, Nyoni, Ngumoha
TEAM NEWS: PSV EINDHOVEN
18:46 , Alex DakersEnergy is in the air! ⚡️#LIVPSV #UCL pic.twitter.com/5jtsLJSq8Y
— PSV (@PSV) November 26, 2025
TEAM NEWS: LIVERPOOL
18:45 , Alex DakersTeam news is in for our clash with PSV 🔴💫 #UCL
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) November 26, 2025
Form tracker
18:42 , Alex DakersThree wins from four matches for the Reds in this competition, including a 1-0 victory over Real Madrid in their last home outing, have provided some respite from a dire domestic campaign in which Liverpool have lost six of their last seven Premier League fixtures.
PSV, meanwhile, are unbeaten in all competitions since a 3-1 home defeat to Union SG in September.
Top of the Eredivisie with a six-point advantage over Slot’s former club Feyenoord, they’ve won their last seven league games and in this competition have claimed draws at Bayer Leverkusen and Olympiacos either side of an eye-catching 6-2 home victory over Serie A champions Napoli.
Team news coming up...
18:39 , Alex DakersWe’ll bring you the team news from Anfield as soon as it’s released, which is expected to be from 6:45pm.
Not long to go!
What changes will Arne Slot make as he seeks a return to winning ways?
PSV's Bosz: Wirtz the biggest talent I have ever seen
18:23 , George FloodFlorian Wirtz may be missing out for Liverpool again tonight due to injury, but the German star has still received the backing of Peter Bosz.
The PSV boss formerly coached Wirtz at Bayer Leverkusen and described him as the biggest talent he had ever seen who will make the grade at Anfield after his initial struggles following that blockbuster £116m summer transfer.
"He was 16 when he joined us. He was for the under-19 squad. They brought him in from Koln," Bosz told TNT Sports this week.
"I remember it was Corona [COVID-19 pandemic] and I asked my sporting director, ‘how is the young kid doing?’ and he said ‘well, he’s doing really well’. I said ‘let him train with us’.
“He trained with us and I never let him go.
"This was, for me, the biggest talent I have ever seen. I’ve worked around with some really good talents but what I saw with him was incredible.
“Technically, perfect. Very intelligent. Good mentality.
"I played him as a right winger in the beginning but he did so good that I put him in his position, the 10 position, and never changed it.
"Those players, they always find the solutions what they have to do, where they have to progress and how to protect themselves and be able to play in the Premier League so I’m confident he will succeed."
Slot: Liverpool have not lost ability to fight
18:07 , George FloodDoes Arne Slot believe that Liverpool have lost the ability to fight amid their nightmare domestic run?
"No, no we haven't,” he said at his pre-PSV press conference on Tuesday. “But in moments of games we have lost too many duels.
"I think the last game we played we had 75 per cent possession, which means you only have to defend 25 per cent of the time and I think in and around our box we only had to defend four times.
"If I have to defend for half-an-hour I am in defend mode, so I just to throw myself at every ball, but when our defenders and maybe even including the goalkeeper are thinking about ball possession and then in the moment they have to defend we are not as switched on as we should be."
Slot: Liverpool struggles are 'ridiculous'
17:50 , George FloodA candid Arne Slot said yesterday that Liverpool’s current situation was “ridiculous” and “unbelievable”.
He said he takes the responsibility for their results and performances, but insists they are working tirelessly to put things right.
"Ridiculous, almost,” he said. “Something I didn't expect to be in, not at any club I worked at let alone if you are manager of Liverpool.
"That is unbelievable. It is unexpected for the club, for me, for everyone, but if you ever needed to face this maybe this is the best club to face it because the harder it gets the more we are together, the more we are trying to do the things Liverpool usually achieves.
"These situations, it's not really nice is it? I can tell you that. To be honest, I didn't expect myself to be in this situation with the way we go about it tactically and the quality of players we have.
"You would never have expected us to have lost so much. For sure I take the responsibility and feel guilty for it. We're busy working on it.”
Liverpool vs PSV prediction
17:39 , George FloodA win tonight would do preciously little to calm the major concerns over Liverpool’s dire and shocking league form, which captain Virgil van Dijk conceded this week had been a “mess” in another scathing assessment.
The abysmal home loss to a Nottingham Forest team already on their third manager of the season looking to escape the relegation zone was the worst of the lot, with the Reds looking totally and utterly devoid of any sort of confidence, cohesion or organisation.
Blip in Istanbul aside, the Champions League has been a welcome distraction for Liverpool so far this season and needs to remain the case on Wednesday, though PSV are certainly no pushovers - as Napoli found out to their cost not so long ago.
Dominant domestically, their performances in Europe so far have been rather inconsistent, though a positive result on Merseyside certainly isn’t beyond them.
However, we’re backing a Liverpool team no doubt showing a number of changes to produce a quick reaction from their weekend debacle.
Liverpool to win, 3-1.
PSV team news: Plea and Van Bommel out
17:39 , George FloodPSV boss Peter Bosz remains without French forward Alassane Plea, who is not expected to return for a while yet after a serious knee injury sustained back in August.
Young winger Ruben van Bommel, son of former Netherlands midfielder Mark van Bommel, looks set to miss the rest of the season with his own knee injury suffered against rivals Ajax last month.
Otherwise PSV look to have a clean bill of health for tonight's trip to Anfield.
Liverpool team news: Still no Wirtz
17:36 , George FloodLiverpool remain without £116million summer signing Florian Wirtz, who did not train yesterday having not featured against Nottingham Forest at the weekend due to a knock suffered on international duty with Germany.
The Reds are seriously short on right-backs, with Conor Bradley also out and Jeremie Frimpong still nursing a hamstring injury.
Arne Slot also revealed at his pre-match press conference yesterday that Joe Gomez received an injection in his knee last week and, while still available for selection, is not able to train fully.
Liverpool did at least get a boost on Saturday with the return of first-choice goalkeeper Alisson following nearly two months on the sidelines with his own hamstring complaint.
Giovanni Leoni is a long-term absentee.
How to watch Liverpool vs PSV
17:34 , George FloodTV channel: In the UK, tonight's game will be televised live on TNT Sports. Coverage begins at 7pm GMT on TNT Sports 2.
Live stream: TNT Sports subscribers can also watch the match live online via the Discovery+ app and website.
Liverpool vs PSV live
17:31 , George FloodGood evening and welcome to Standard Sport's live coverage of Liverpool vs PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League.
The reeling Reds will be hoping to secure more respite in Europe tonight after Saturday's dismal 3-0 home loss to Nottingham Forest made it six defeats from their last seven games in the Premier League, where they slumped down to 11th place as the pressure continued to build on Arne Slot just six months after their title success and despite a record-breaking summer transfer spend.
Defeat to Galatasaray aside, Liverpool have been much better in the Champions League so far this season, toppling Real Madrid earlier this month on another famous Anfield night having previously hit five goals in Frankfurt and also got the better of Atletico Madrid on home soil.
Looking to take advantage of their current crisis is a PSV side who currently sit six points clear at the Eredivisie summit and have already shown their capabilities in this competition by scoring six against Serie A champions Napoli, though also lost to debutants Union Saint-Gilloise.
Kick-off on Merseyside is at 8pm GMT, so stay tuned for all the latest match build-up, team news and live game updates.
