What channel is Larnaca v Aberdeen? TV and live stream details for Conference League clash
Full details ahead of Larnaca v Aberdeen in the Conference League this Thursday
Aberdeen will look to lift themselves off the foot of the Conference League table as they make the visit to Cyprus to face Larnaca on Thursday night.
Losing their opening two games in the competition, Jimmy Thelin’s team currently prop up the table following defeats to Shakhtar Donetsk and AEK Athens, with the latter thrashing the Dons 6-0 on their last outing.
However, recent good form in the league will give them confidence heading into the clash, with the 1-0 win over Kilmarnock last Wednesday their third victory in their last four league games.
As for their hosts, Juan Ferrando’s side enters the game on the back of a 1-0 weekend win over Apollon, while they have also surprised many with their displays in Europe. Winning their opening two games in the competition, the Cypriot side comfortably beat AZ Alkmaar 4-0 in their campaign opener, before shocking English Premier League side Crystal Palace in their last outing, winning 1-0 at Selhurst Park.
Want to catch every minute of the action? Here’s where you can watch Larnaca v Aberdeen live via streaming this Thursday:
Larnaca v Aberdeen match details
- Date and Time: Thursday 6 November. Kick-off: 5.45pm UK time.
- Venue: AEK Arena, Larnaca, Cyprus.
Larnaca v Aberdeen TV channel
The clash between AEK Larnaca and Aberdeen in the Conference League has been chosen for live broadcast on TNT Sports 3 for those subscribed to the service. Pre-match coverage is scheduled to begin at 5.30pm. If you current do not subscribe to TNT Sports, details of how to sign up are available here.
Larnaca v Aberdeen live stream
The game is available to stream via the Discovery+ app for those subscribed to TNT Sports.
Larnaca v Aberdeen team news
Aberdeen head to Cyprus with the services of defender Kristers Tobers, who has been out of action for an extended spell out due to a knee injury. Emmanuel Gyamfi has missed the last three games with a hamstring injury, but could return for the game. Meanwhile, head coach Thelin’s biggest call will be whether to start with Marko Lazetic, who started against Kilmarnock, or to hand a recall to Scotland international Kevin Nisbet.
For the hosts, Yerson Chacón is still missing early suffering an ACL injury earlier in the year, Angel Garcia is likely to replace him. Kevin Comar, Christodoulos Thomas and Youssef Amin are also missing for the visit of the Dons.
Larnaca v Aberdeen referee and VAR
Czech official Dalibor Cerny is the man in the middle for the game in Cyprus. He will be assisted by countrymen Jan Paták and Kamil Hájek. Jan Petřík is the fourth official. Tomáš Kocourek is on VAR duty, and he is assisted by Miroslav Zelinka.
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