Brentford v Liverpool: Where to Watch, Match Preview, Kick Off Time & More

Liverpool look to get their league campaign back on track after a defeat at Anfield last time out, as they face Brentford.

But since then, the Reds have gone over to Austria and beaten LASK 6-3, in a game that highlighted some of the weaknesses still in this team; it also emphasised the strengths.

Andoni Iraola will be hoping that he sees more of the positives from that performance than the defensive negatives against the Bees at the Gtech Community Stadium.

The last time these two sides met down in West London, it was a five-goal thriller, but with LFC coming out of the game on the losing side.

After going two goals down via an early Dango Ouattara goal and a Kevin Schade strike just before half-time, there would be some hope of a comeback from the Reds after Milos Kerkez scored in the last seconds of the first half.

Like many of last season's fixtures under Arne Slot, the Merseyside club lacked any control over the contest and was very predictable going forward. 

This allowed Brentford to remain in shape and hit on the counter attack. 

Igor Thiago would score a penalty on the hour mark before Mohamed Salah would grab a consolation goal near the end of the game, but it would finish 3-2 to Brentford.

A huge win for the Bees as they pushed for Europe, but a hammer blow for an Arne Slot side that was really struggling to get any momentum going, a trait that would continue for the remainder of the campaign.

The Anfield faithful will take some confidence from the last performance after they ensured it was six points out of six in the UEFA Champions League with a display of clinical finishing but questionable defending.

Bradley Barcola would grab himself a hat-trick, his first three goals for the club since his big-money move in the summer, and his first hat-trick of his career.

Goals from Ronald Araujo, Jeremie Frimpong and Lewis Koumas would allow Liverpool to comfortably see the game out, despite LASK scoring three goals themselves in the second half.

Keith Andrews' side has been electric at the start of this season. Unbeaten across all competitions, they have taken some big scalps along the way.

The likes of Aston Villa and Chelsea have already failed to beat the Bees this season, and as Andoni Iraola highlighted in his press conference ahead of this game, they are a very well-coached, smartly drilled side that can cause any team in the league a problem.

This game will kick-off at 3 pm (BST).

Unfortunately, this game is not being broadcasted live in the UK.

In the US, you can watch the game live on Peacock.

In Australia, you can watch the game live on Stan Sport.

In India, you can watch the game live on JioHotstar.

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