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Discover all the details of the match between Fenerbahçe and Liverpool on Champions League matchday four: kick-off time, stadium, probable line-ups, TV channels and live audio.

Chobani Stadyumu in Istanbul will host Fenerbahçe - Liverpool this Wednesday, November 4, 2026, on matchday four of the league phase of the Champions League. Kick-off is scheduled for 17:45 GMT, or 18:45 in France and 20:45 in Turkey.

Fenerbahçe go into this fixture in 31st place in the standings with two points. The Turkish club shared the points with Roma (1-1) and Slavia Prague (2-2), but suffered a heavy defeat away to Aston Villa (0-6). The Yellow Canaries have also lost their last two consecutive Süper Lig matches.

🏆 #UCL 4. Hafta 🆚 Liverpool 🗓️ 4 Kasım Çarşamba 🕣 20.45 📍 Fenerbahçe Şükrü Saracoğlu Spor Kompleksi 📲 #UCL #FBvLIV https://t.co/QVJvrHV5pu
— Fenerbahçe SK (@Fenerbahce) November 3, 2026

Liverpool are third with nine points and a perfect record: three wins against Atlético de Madrid (2-1), LASK Linz (6-3) and Villarreal (4-3). The Reds must nevertheless bounce back after their defeat to Arsenal (0-1) in the Premier League. This match will also be a special occasion for Dirk Kuyt, who is tasked with leading Fenerbahçe against his former club.

The stage is set for #UCL matchday 4️⃣ ⏳ https://t.co/F1x5KhsbUG
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) November 3, 2026

French referee Clément Turpin will officiate the match. He will be assisted by Nicolas Danos and Benjamin Pages, while Jérémy Stinat will serve as the fourth official.

Fenerbahçe - Liverpool: a first European meeting

The two clubs have never previously faced each other in a European competition. Liverpool have nevertheless already played eleven European Cup or Champions League matches against Turkish teams, recording four wins but never winning away from home. Dirk Kuyt knows both sides perfectly: he wore the Reds' shirt for six seasons before joining Fenerbahçe in 2012.