The stage is set for an exhilarating Champions League clash at Anfield, where Liverpool will host PSV Eindhoven on 26 November 2025, at 23:00. This match holds significant weight, with Liverpool currently sitting 8th in the league standings with 9 points, while PSV are at 18th with 5 points.
Liverpool, the bookmaker’s favourite, will look to capitalise on their home advantage, despite their recent domestic struggles. The weather is expected to be chilly and overcast, with a temperature of 4°C. Referee Alejandro Hernandez will oversee a match featuring historical dominance by Liverpool, who have won five of their seven previous encounters against PSV in the Champions League.
| 2Joe Gomez |
| 3Wataru Endo |
| 9Alexander Isak |
| 14Federico Chiesa |
| 26Andrew Robertson |
| 28Freddie Woodman |
| 42Trey Nyoni |
| 73Rio Ngumoha |
| 74Kornel Misciur |
| 1Nick Olij |
| 4Armando Obispo |
| 6Ryan Flamingo |
| 9Ricardo Pepi |
| 10Paul Wanner |
| 11Couhaib Driouech |
| 13Tijn Smolenaars |
| 19Esmir Bajraktarevic |
| 21Myron Boadu |
| 25Kiliann Sildillia |
| 31Noah Fernandez |
| 39Adamo Nagalo |
Match facts:
- PSV often scores late, while Liverpool’s defensive vulnerabilities lie in the 16-30 minute mark.
- Both sides have prolific scorers with Virgil van Dijk and Ricardo Pepi leading their respective teams with 2 goals each.
- Expect a high-scoring encounter with Liverpool predicted to win, complemented by over 2.5 goals.
Liverpool vs. PSV Eindhoven Prediction & Tip
Liverpool welcome PSV Eindhoven to Anfield in a high-stakes Champions League clash. Despite recent domestic struggles, Liverpool have maintained strong European form with nine points from four matches. Historically, Liverpool dominate this fixture, winning five of seven prior UCL meetings, and their potent home advantage at Anfield cannot be understated.
Key absences for Liverpool, such as Bradley, Leoni, Wirtz, Frimpong, and Bajcetic, are offset by the attacking form of Hugo Ekitike and the creativity of Dominik Szoboszlai. PSV are missing Plea and van Bommel, but remain a threat through in-form Ricardo Pepi and Joey Veerman.
PSV’s unbeaten run in Europe and their 3-2 win in the reverse fixture show they can score, but their defensive lapses away from home are likely to be punished by Liverpool’s sharp offense. Both teams have shown a tendency for high-scoring matches, and with both attacks in good shape, the Over 2.5 Goals market adds value to the home win pick.
Considering Liverpool’s need to bounce back, their track record at Anfield, and PSV’s willingness to attack, backing Liverpool to win with at least three goals in the match is a confident selection.
- Liverpool have won five of their seven previous UCL encounters against PSV.
- PSV’s defensive lapses away from home are likely to be punished by Liverpool.
- Both teams have a tendency for high-scoring matches.