With the majority of Jurgen Klopp‘s Liverpool squad departing on international duty, there are plenty of opportunities to catch them in action.
Twenty senior Reds joined their respective nations for the September break, after rounding off August with an excellent 4-0 win at home to Arsenal.
The likes of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Jordan Henderson, Emre Can, Daniel Sturridge and Roberto Firmino have all joined their countrymen for World Cup qualifiers.
With the signing of Naby Keita from RB Leipzig sealed for 2018, the midfielder will be another one to watch over the next 10 days.
Here’s how you can watch Klopp’s international Reds in action on TV in the UK.
Fixtures & TV Info
Jordan Henderson, Daniel Sturridge (England)
– Malta (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 1 – 7.45pm, ITV 1
– Slovakia (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 4 – 7.45pm, ITV 1
Philippe Coutinho, Roberto Firmino (Brazil)
– Ecuador (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 1 – 1.45am, Not on UK TV
– Colombia (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 5 – 9.30pm, Not on UK TV
Simon Mignolet, Divock Origi (Belgium)
– Gibraltar (H), World Cup Qualifier – August 31 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Football
– Greece (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 3 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Football (Red Button)
Danny Ward, Ben Woodburn (Wales)
– Austria (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 2 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Football
– Moldova (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 5 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Mix
Mohamed Salah (Egypt)
– Uganda (A), World Cup Qualifier – August 31 – 2pm, Not on UK TV
– Uganda (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 5 – 7pm, Not on UK TV
Sadio Mane (Senegal)
– Burkina Faso (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 2 – 9pm, BT Sport 1
– Burkina Faso (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 5 – 7pm, Not on UK TV
Emre Can (Germany)
– Czech Republic (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 1 – 7.45pm, Not on UK TV
– Norway (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 4 – 7.45pm, Not on UK TV
Georginio Wijnaldum (Netherlands)
– France (A), World Cup Qualifier – August 31 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Football
– Bulgaria (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 3 – 5pm, Sky Sports Football
Andrew Robertson (Scotland)
– Lithuania (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 1 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Football
– Malta (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 4 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Main Event
Dejan Lovren (Croatia)
– Kosovo (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 2 – 7.45pm, Not on UK TV
– Turkey (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 5 – 7.45pm, Not on UK TV
Ragnar Klavan (Estonia)
– Greece (A), World Cup Qualifier – August 31 – 7.45pm, Sky Sports Football (Red Button)
– Cyprus (H), World Cup Qualifier – September 3 – 5pm, Not on UK TV
Naby Keita (Guinea)
– Libya (H), World Cup Qualifier – August 31 – 6pm, Not on UK TV
– Libya (A), World Cup Qualifier – September 4 – 8pm, Not on UK TV
Joe Gomez, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Sheyi Ojo, Dominic Solanke (England U21s)
– Netherlands (A), Euro U21 Qualifier – September 1 – 5pm, FreeSports
– Latvia (H), Euro U21 Qualifier – September 5 – 7.45pm, BT Sport 1
Marko Grujic (Serbia U21s)
– Gibraltar (H), Euro U21 Qualifier – September 1 – 5pm, Not on UK TV
Harry Wilson (Wales U21s)
– Switzerland (A), Euro U21 Qualifier – September 1 – 6pm, Not on UK TV
– Portugal (A), Euro U21 Qualifier – September 5 – 7.15pm, Not on UK TV
Kamil Grabara (Poland U21s)
– Georgia (A), Euro U21 Qualifier – September 1 – 5pm, Not on UK TV
Corey Whelan (Republic of Ireland U21s)
– Azerbaijan (A), Euro U21 Qualifier – September 5 – 4pm, Not on UK TV
Rhian Brewster (England U18s)
– Brazil (H), Friendly – September 1 – 7pm, Not on UK TV
– South Africa (H), Friendly – September 4 – 7pm, Not on UK TV
* All times BST, TV info based on UK schedule.
