How to watch today's Champions League game Liverpool vs Bologna: live stream, TV channel and start time

As the second round of the revised Champions League starts this week, Liverpool prepare for the host Bologna on Wednesday at Anfield.

Arne Slot gets his first taste of European football on Merseyside after Liverpool romped to a 3-1 win against AC Milan at the San Siro, while Bologna held Shakhtar Donetsk to a hard-fought 0-0 draw on matchday one.

It's nothing new for Liverpool to stage a comeback against AC Milan in the Champions League, although the Reds didn't need an Istanbul-style dramatic comeback this time. Christian Pulisic gave Milan an early lead, but Liverpool calmly turned the tide against their 2005 and 2007 final opponents.

Bologna sit 13th in Serie A after a dream season under Thiago Motta last season. But after returning to the elite stage of European football, the Rossoblu saw their rising star coach move to a struggling Juventus.

Despite their challenges, Bologna are unbeaten in their last five games (four of which ended in draws) and have suffered just one defeat this season – against Napoli.

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How to watch Liverpool vs Bologna online – TV channels and live streams

The game will be broadcast live Paramount+ And ViX in the USA. Live updates can be found here GOAL.

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Kick-off time Liverpool vs Bologna

The UEFA Champions League match between Liverpool and Bologna will be played at Anfield in Liverpool, England.

Here we go 3:00 p.m. ET/ 12:00 p.m. PT To Wednesday, October 2nd in the US.

Team news and rosters

Liverpool team news

Liverpool couldn't leave Molineux unscathed at the weekend because Andy Robertson suffered a minor blow after a heavy challenge against Wolverhampton Wanderers, but Arne Slot has allayed fears of serious injury concerns. Harvey Elliot will still have to take a break due to a foot fracture

In the meantime, Darwin Nunez is facing a possible comeback against Bologna after a breather at the weekend. After scoring the decisive penalty at the weekend, Mohamed Salah is about to make history again. He is on the verge of becoming the first Liverpool player to score in five consecutive Champions League or European Cup games at Anfield.

Liverpool's possible XI: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Van Dijk, Konate, Tsimikas; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Szoboszlai, Gakpo; Nunez

News about the Bologna team

As for BolognaLewis Ferguson remains sidelined for the long term as he recovers from an ACL injury Tomasso Pobega remains questionable, meaning head coach Vincenzo Italiano could stick with the same lineup from the weekend. defender Jhon LucumiStriker's red card in the draw against Atalanta will not affect his eligibility for Wednesday's game Santiago Castro is questionable after being sent off in the previous game.

If Castro cannot play, the signing will take place in the summer Thijs Dallingaintroduced by Toulouseis expected to lead the attack, although the Dutch striker is still hoping for his first goal contribution after five appearances for his new club.

Bologna possible XI: Skorupski; Posch, Beukema, Lucumi, Lykogiannis; Aebischer, Moro, Freuler; Orsolini, Dallinga, Ndoye

Head-to-head record

This will be the first meeting between these teams in all competitions.

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