Liverpool Fixtures on TV in September 2026: Premier League Back With a Bang

Liverpool came into the 2025/26 season with high hopes, having won the Premier League title by a clear 10 points in Arne Slot’s first campaign in charge. They made a fast start, too, winning their first five league matches on the spin, although often leaving things very late in the day.

The Reds’ form deserted them after that, however, as they then lost six of their next seven games in the Premier League, and finished 25 points behind the winners, Arsenal.

But that’s all done with now, and a new season brings a new chance at Premier League glory. Here’s a run down of all the action taking place in September.

Full Fixture List

September in the Premier League sees away games on TV against Ipswich Town and Andoni Iraola’s former club Bournemouth either side of the visit of Fulham to Anfield.

The Champions League kicks-off with a home tie against Atletico Madrid whilst Spurs will also travel to Anfield for the third round of the EFL Cup.

Premier League

• Ipswich v Liverpool (4th September, 8:00pm)
• Liverpool v Fulham (12th September, 3:00pm)
• Bournemouth v Liverpool (20th September, 2:00pm)

Champions League

• Liverpool v Atletico Madrid (9th September, 8:00pm)

EFL Cup

• Liverpool v Spurs (15th September, 8:00pm)

Fixtures on TV in September

Ipswich v Liverpool

• When to watch: 20.00 on Friday 4 September 2026
• Where to watch: Sky Sports

The Reds travel to Suffolk for their third game of the season and will expect to take all three points against a side that were in the Championship last term. The historic head-to-head record favours Liverpool strongly too, unsurprisingly, although the pair have not met all that often in recent times, with the Tractor Boys frequently outside the top flight.

Ipswich won the first meeting between the two in the 21st century, and the last of the 20th, both 1-0 and both at Anfield. Since then, though, the record reads five wins for the Reds and one draw. Those five Liverpool victories have come in the five most-recent meetings too, including both games in the 2024/25 PL season. Over the past six games the aggregate score is 18-2, so the hosts are up against it here!

Liverpool v Atletico Madrid

• When to watch: 20.00 on Wednesday 9 September 2026
• Where to watch: TNT Sports

The Reds open their 2026/27 UCL campaign with a home tie against a team they met almost exactly a year ago at this same stage of the competition. Last term the clash also took place at Anfield, and Liverpool got the job done. Neutrals would love a repeat of that 3-2 scoreline.

Given that the two sides have been UCL regulars for many years now, and have both often made it to the last eight or beyond, they have not met all that often. Andoni Iraola’s men have won four of the nine competitive clashes between the clubs, with the Spaniards having won three. That said, Liverpool have won each of the last three and another success is the most likely outcome here.

Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur

• When to watch: 20.00 on Tuesday 15 September 2026
• Where to watch: Sky Sports

It is a busy month for Liverpool, at least until the international break, and the Carabao Cup has handed them another big midweek clash. Their third-round tie with Spurs is probably the pick of the round, and even though both managers will make a number of changes, it should still be a good watch.

Both teams have defensive issues, although it would really be more accurate to say simply that Spurs have issues. They hammered Charlton 5-1 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the last round but lost Premier League games either side of that one by 3-0 and 2-0 scorelines. Roberto De Zerbi clearly has a lot of work to do, but it is hard to see his troops taking anything from this one.

Bournemouth v Liverpool

• When to watch: 14.00 on Sunday 20 September 2026
• Where to watch: Sky Sports

Andoni Iraola was simply magnificent as Bournemouth boss and it will be interesting to see what sort of reception the new Liverpool manager receives on the south coast. It will also be fascinating to watch how his new club develop and if he can replicate the success he had with the Cherries when expectations – and resources – are so much greater.

Of course, the hosts too have a new manager, and Marco Rose has huge shoes to fill. Iraola led Bournemouth into Europe last term and that will stretch their squad. That said, at this early stage of the season, and with home advantage, they will fancy their chances against a Liverpool team not yet fully drilled in Iraola’s system. This could be a cracking watch!