Liverpool face a demanding November schedule featuring six fixtures across the Premier League and Champions League, alongside a final international break before March. The month kicks off on November 1 at Anfield against reigning champions Arsenal, setting the stage for a busy period on both domestic and European fronts.
Arsenal Visit Anfield to Open November Fixtures
The month begins on November 1 with a 4.30pm UK kickoff at Anfield, where Liverpool host current title holders Arsenal. Just six points separate the two clubs in the league table heading into the fixture. A victory for the hosts would narrow that gap and inject fresh momentum into their campaign.
Following the domestic clash, attention shifts immediately to continental competition. Liverpool travel to Turkiye on November 4 for a 5.45pm UK kickoff against Fenerbahce at Sukru Saracoglu. Holding a 100 percent record in the competition so far, the squad can afford tactical rotation to maintain player fitness during the congested autumn calendar.
Crystal Palace Test Precedes Final International Break
Club action concludes before the international pause with an away trip to Selhurst Park on November 8 at 2pm UK time. Crystal Palace enter the fixture under head coach Pierre Sage, currently sitting 17th in the table after losing five of their opening eight matches. The side has conceded 19 goals, giving them the worst defensive record in the top flight.
An international break runs from November 9-18, marking the final interruption of club fixtures until March. During this window at the AXA, Giovanni Leoni is expected to finally mark his return to training following his lengthy recovery from an ACL injury.
Man United Come to Merseyside After the Break
Domestic action resumes on November 22 with a 4.30pm UK kickoff against Man United at Anfield. It has been a continuation of malaise at Old Trafford, with only one win from their first eight league matches leaving them just two points above the 20th-placed side. History suggests league form holds little weight when these two clubs meet.
Midweek obligations quickly follow on November 25 with an 8pm UK kickoff against Club Brugge at the Jan Breydel Stadium. This fixture marks the first time the two clubs have met competitively since the 1978 European Cup final. The traveling Kop face a trip to Belgium as the club pursues points.
Merseyside Derby Closes Out November at Hill Dickinson Stadium
The month concludes on November 29 with an early 12pm UK kickoff against Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium. This match marks the first Merseyside derby for Iraola. It caps off a travel-heavy month for Liverpool, who will look to secure three points against the bitter rivals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Liverpool’s November Schedule
When is the next international break?
The international break runs from November 9-18, keeping players away from club duties for one weekend before domestic action resumes.
Who do Liverpool face in the Champions League in November?
Liverpool travel to face Fenerbahce on November 4 at Sukru Saracoglu and subsequently play Club Brugge away at the Jan Breydel Stadium on November 25.
When was the last time Liverpool played Club Brugge competitively?
The two clubs last met competitively in the 1978 European Cup final.
Related reading