Watch Leeds United vs Liverpool today as the Premier League duo breeze into the ‘Windy City’ of Chicago for the third and final game of their respective US tours, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.
Leeds United vs Liverpool: key information
Andoni Iraola continues to fine-tune his squad ahead of his first season as Reds manager, having already guided Liverpool through friendlies against Sunderland and Wrexham in Nashville and New York respectively.
Leeds also faced the Black Cats and the Red Dragons in the first two games of their summer trip and this clash at Soldier Field will provide a useful barometer of each team’s condition ahead of the new Premier League campaign, which is just three weeks away.
Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information you need to watch Leeds United vs Liverpool online, on TV, and from anywhere.
Can I watch Leeds United vs Liverpool for free?
Although Leeds United vs Liverpool is not technically available to watch for free, new users on All Red Video – Liverpool’s official streaming platform – get a 14-day free trial, enabling them to stream this pre-season friendly at no cost. Please note that this game will not be available on All Red Video in the US.
Fans in Australia can also stream the game on beIN SPORTS Connect, which includes a 7-day free trial.
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How to watch Leeds United vs Liverpool in the UK
Fans in the UK can watch Leeds United vs Liverpool through both clubs’ in-house streaming platforms.
As mentioned above, the game can be streamed on All Red Video. The monthly plan includes a 14-day free trial for new users and then costs £4.99 per month. You can also buy a season subscription to All Red Full for £42.99, but this does not include the free trial.
Fans can also watch the pre-season friendly if they buy a LUTV match pass for £5 through Leeds’ official website. Like All Red Video, the game is not available to watch on LUTV in the US.
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Watch Leeds United vs Liverpool in the US
Viewers in the United States can stream Leeds United vs Liverpool on the ESPN Deportes channel and via ESPN Select.
ESPN Select will stream a range of competitions live this season, including the FA Cup, La Liga and Bundesliga, and they’ll also have coverage of this pre-season friendly between Leeds United and Liverpool. With plans starting from just $12.99 per month, it’s an ideal time to sign up and get ready for the 2026/27 campaign.
How to watch Leeds United vs Liverpool in Australia
Fans in Australia can watch Leeds United vs Liverpool live through Stan Sport and beIN SPORTS Connect.
Stan Sport subscriptions start at AU$32, which includes the base plan ($12) with the sport add-on ($20).
Subscriptions to beIN SPORTS cost AU$14.99 per month or AU$149.99 per year, with both options including a 7-day free trial.
Travelling outside Australia? Use a VPN to login to your Stan Sport or beIN SPORTS Connect account.
Leeds United vs Liverpool: Preview
After a 3-2 defeat by Championship side Wrexham and clash with Premier League rivals Sunderland, Leeds United will aim to finish their US tour with a bang against Liverpool in Chicago.
The Whites head into the new campaign aiming to consolidate their position in the top flight after last season’s 14th-place finish, and they have bolstered their squad with the signings of out-of-contract Fulham playmaker Harry Wilson and Bosnia and Herzegovina defender Tarik Muharemovic.
Supporters got their first chance to see Wilson in Leeds colours when he came on as a second-half substitute against Wrexham and the Welshman could feature against the club he joined at Under 9 level.
Daniel Farke’s side have just three pre-season friendlies left after this game, with home fixtures against German sides RB Leipzig and Augsburg scheduled for the next two weekends, either side of an historic meeting with Manchester United at Dublin’s iconic Croke Park stadium.
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This US tour has not been completely smooth for new Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola, with defender Joe Gomez forced off with a muscle injury just eight minutes into the 4-2 victory over Sunderland in Nashville last weekend.
The Reds otherwise came through that match unscathed as they made a winning start under the former Bournemouth boss, who was already short of options at centre back. They then followed that up with a 1-0 win over Wrexham, with Rio Ngumoha netting the winner in the second half.
The good news is that Jeremy Jacquet could make his debut at the heart of the defence following his £60m move from French club Rennes, with the 21-year-old eased into action having not played since February following a season-ending shoulder injury. Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz and Ryan Gravenberch could also feature for the first time under Iraola after joining the tour late following the World Cup.
After this clash, Liverpool will fly home before facing Monaco and Como at Anfield on the next two Sundays, as they make their final preparations for their Premier League opener at Newcastle United on Sunday, August 23.
FourFourTwo’s prediction
Leeds United 1-2 Liverpool
This should be a closely-fought contest as both teams build up their pre-season minutes, so it could go either way.
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