LASK vs Liverpool: Free Champions League Stream in Ireland as Reds Seek Response
LASK host Liverpool in Champions League 2026/27 Matchday 2 on Wednesday, Oct. 14, with a free stream available in the Republic of Ireland. Liverpool look to rebound from a 3-0 loss to Manchester City, while LASK seek a first win after losing to AEK Athens.
Liverpool travel to Austria looking to respond after a 3-0 defeat to Manchester City, the first loss of Andoni Iraola's tenure since he took over at Anfield in the summer. The Reds beat Atletico Madrid at home on opening night, and Virgil van Dijk is set to captain Liverpool for the 200th time. Alexander Isak, Cody Gakpo and Dominik Szoboszlai all missed the City game through injury, and the squad is still adapting to Iraola's methods with and without the ball.
LASK won the Austrian double last season. Dietmar Kuhbauer's side won their opening five Bundesliga games this season but have gone three matches without a win, including a 1-0 defeat by AEK Athens on Matchday 1. Christoph Lang is expected to feature up front. TechRadar reports LASK will need to be near their maximum to get a positive result.
For viewers outside Ireland, TechRadar lists several options. In the United States, Paramount+ will show the match, with subscriptions starting at $8.99 per month or $13.99 to remove ads; a Paramount Plus trial is available with Walmart+ for $1. In the United Kingdom, TNT Sports 2 and streaming partner HBO Max will carry the game, with subscriptions costing £30.99 per month on a rolling monthly contract or £25.99 per month for a minimum 12-month term.
In Canada, DAZN is broadcasting the match through its soccer package, starting at CA$24.99 per month. In Australia, Stan Sport has the stream, with a basic plan at AU$29.99 per month including ads, made up of an AU$9.99 Stan subscription and a Sport add-on for AU$20. TechRadar notes that viewers away from home can use a VPN to avoid geo-restrictions and access their usual Champions League coverage, and recommends NordVPN, which it says is available with up to 75% off and three extra months free.
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Editor's Summary LASK host Liverpool on Oct. 14 in Champions League 2026/27 Matchday 2, with a free stream in the Republic of Ireland via Virgin Media Two and Virgin Media Play. Liverpool aim to bounce back from a 3-0 defeat to Manchester City, while LASK look to recover from a Matchday 1 loss to AEK Athens. Streaming options in other markets include Paramount+, TNT Sports/HBO Max, DAZN and Stan Sport, with TechRadar recommending NordVPN for access while abroad.