Summary

  • Liverpool thrash Austrian side LASK in Champions League

  • Barcola hat-trick in dominant Reds display, plus goals from Araujo, Frimpong and Koumas

  • Man City v PSG and Aston Villa v Fenerbahce coming up at 20:00 BST

  • Watch Final Score at top of page, including commentary from Etihad Stadium

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Charlotte Coates

  1. LASK 1-6 Liverpool

    Goal fest...

  2. goal

    GOAL - LASK 1-6 Liverpool

    Lewis Koumas (72 mins)

    Third time lucky!

    Jeremie Frimpong slides a lovely ball into the area where Lewis Koumas is waiting, he strikes it first time past the helpless Lukas Jungwirth.

    What a moment for the young man.

    Lewis Koumas of Liverpool celebratesGetty Images

  3. 'Barcola has been fantastic'

    LASK 1-5 Liverpool

    Lucy Ward
    Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

    Barcola has been fantastic throughout this whole game. His first goal gave him the confidence and he has shown it all the way through.

    It's all about those milestones. The first goal, the first hat-trick, is being dominant and having that belief. He's been brilliant.

  4. Barcola has well and truly arrived

    LASK 1-5 Liverpool

    Aadam Patel
    Football Reporter in Linz

    Andoni Iraola celebrates on the touchline. It's taken a bit of time but Bradley Barcola has well and truly arrived now for Liverpool. A great hat-trick from the Frenchman.

    Bradley Barcola of Liverpool celebratesGetty Images

  5. LASK 1-5 Liverpool

    Bradley Barcola isn't done at three as he makes the run behind the right-back and lifts it over Lukas Jungwirth but there's not enough on it to take it over the line.

  6. LASK 1-5 Liverpool

    He might not have a goal or an assist to his name tonight but Rio Ngumoha has been brilliant.

    LASK just haven't been able to deal with him.

  7. goal

    GOAL - LASK 1-5 Liverpool

    Bradley Barcola (66 mins)

    There's the hatty!

    It's so good from Rio Ngumoha to twist his way into space before slipping Jeremie Frimpong in behind the LASK defence.

    He squares it for Bradley Barcola at the far post, for his hat-trick.

    Liverpool's French attacker #29 Bradley Barcola celebrateGetty Images

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    Gomez... now's your time to shine...

    Jamie, Suffolk

  9. SUBSTITUTIONS

    LASK 1-4 Liverpool

    I might as well tell you the two LASK changes made before that goal...

    Florian Flecker and Robert Ljubicic replace Melayro Bogarde and Kasper Jorgensen.

  10. goal

    GOAL - LASK 1-4 Liverpool

    Robert Ljubicic (63 mins)

    A goal back!

    I didn't even have time to say that Robert Ljubicic has been brought on off the bench but he's just fired a lovely finish past Alisson, who is fuming with his defence.

    That's brought this stadium to life again.

    Robert Ljubicic of LASK celebratesGetty Images

  11. LASK 0-4 Liverpool

    Is this finally the night Joe Gomez scores?

  12. SUBSTITUTIONS

    LASK 0-4 Liverpool

    A couple of changes for Liverpool as Jeremy Jacquet and Ronald Araujo make way for Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez.

  13. LASK 0-4 Liverpool

    Tidy footwork from Krystof Danek to come inside Jeremy Jacquet and aim one towards the bottom corner but Alisson is alert and makes the save.

  14. 'Barcola is certainly enjoying himself'

    LASK 0-4 Liverpool

    Lucy Ward
    Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

    Barcola is certainly enjoying himself, isn't he? He's been positive driving into the space. He's been a little bit different to Ngumoha on the other side, but they are certainly effective together.

  15. LASK 0-4 Liverpool

    Jeremie Frimpong has scored his 36th goal in all competitions in club football - but his first header

    Jeremie Frimpong of Liverpool celebratesGetty Images

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    This stage of the Champions League offers some great match-ups between top teams. But it also offers up complete mis-matches, Liverpool have played well but they won’t get an easier game all season!

    Paul, Cheadle Hulme

  17. LASK 0-4 Liverpool

    The TV camera just panned to Virgil van Dijk on the Liverpool bench with a smile on his face.

    Looks like he's actually getting ready to come on.

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    I don’t want to be mean to LASK by it’s probably an indicator of your performance level when Frimpong is scoring a header!

    Paul, Kent

  19. Frimpong is 'absolutely buzzing'

    LASK 0-4 Liverpool

    Lucy Ward
    Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

    He's absolutely buzzing. It's good play from Tsimikas and I don't think at the moment there is a Liverpool player having a bad game in terms of their effectiveness, but Frimpong gets himself on the score sheet.

    Liverpool's Dutch defender #30 Jeremie Frimpong (R) celebratesGetty Images

  20. Four changes for Villa as Greenwood starts for Fenerbahce

    Aston Villa v Fenerbahce (20:00 BST)

    Nick Mashiter
    BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

    Unai Emery makes four changes as Aaron Wan-Bissaka starts at left back for Aston Villa with Matteo Ruggeri and Ian Maatsen injured

    Ibrahim Mbaye, Ross Barkley and Pau Torres also start from Saturday's 2-2 draw with Brentford.

    Former Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka makes his first appearance in the squad after his free transfer in the summer.

    Aston Villa XI: Suzuki, Cash, Lindelof, Torres, Wan-Bissaka, Barkley, Kamara, Mbaye, Manzambi, McGinn, Jackson.

    Subs: Bizot, Wright, Buendia, Mings, Garnacho, Abraham, Bogare, Goretzka, Gomes, Alysson.

    Fenerbache's former Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood makes his first start in England since leaving Old Trafford in 2023.

    He has six goals in 14 games for the visitors this season and he starts along with former Manchester City pair Ederson and Nathan Ake.

    Former Wolves defender Nelson Semedo and ex-Arsenal midfielder Matteo Guendouzi also start, with Birmingham-born defender Archie Brown, who started his career at West Brom and Derby, also included.

    Fenerbahce XI: Ederson, Semedo, Ake, Skriniar, Brown, Yuksek, Kahveci, Guendouzi, Greenwood, Muriqi, Aydin.

    Subs: Cetin, Gunok, Lukaka, Oppong, Mercan, Akturkoglu, Demir, Elmaz, Nene, Mimovic, Kante.