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Fenerbahce v Liverpool: Champions League – live

The Guardian Sport Wednesday 04 November 2026, 16:23 UTC By Simon Burnton 1 min read
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Minute-by-minute updates on the early kick-off in TurkeyLiverpool fizzle out against Arsenal | Email SimonHere’s Andy Hunter’s pre-match missive from Istanbul:Andoni Iraola has said Liverpool must improve their attacking play but dismissed concerns over the contrast between his team’s output in the Premier League and Champions League. Liverpool boast a 100% record in Europe this season and can take a significant step towards qualification for the knockout phase with victory away at...

Here’s Andy Hunter’s pre-match missive from Istanbul:

Andoni Iraola has said Liverpool must improve their attacking play but dismissed concerns over the contrast between his team’s output in the Premier League and Champions League.

Liverpool boast a 100% record in Europe this season and can take a significant step towards qualification for the knockout phase with victory away at Fenerbahce on Wednesday.

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