Feyenoord vs Fenerbahce - Live Stream
View the live stream and TV coverage details, probable lineups, and prediction for Feyenoord vs Fenerbahce - Champions League Qualifier 3rd round match.
The UEFA Champions League third qualifying round serves up a blockbuster clash on Wednesday, August 6, 2025, as Feyenoord host Fenerbahçe in the first leg at the iconic De Kuip stadium in Rotterdam. Kickoff is set for 21:00 CEST (19:00 UTC), with a place in the playoff round up for grabs.
Where to Watch
- Netherlands: Fans can catch the match live on NOS, which holds domestic broadcast rights for UEFA Champions League qualifiers.
- Turkey: The game will be aired on TRT, the national public broadcaster and longtime UEFA partner in Turkey.
Global: Live stats, commentary, and minute-by-minute coverage will be available on UEFA.com, Sofascore, and ESPN.
Live Coverage & Social Media
Real-time match updates, lineups, and behind-the-scenes content will be shared on:
- @ChampionsLeague (UEFA’s official X/Twitter account)
- @Feyenoord and @Fenerbahce on X, Instagram, and Facebook
Team News & Probable Lineups
Feyenoord (Netherlands):
Under the leadership of new manager Robin van Persie, Feyenoord face a reshaped season. While goalkeeper Justin Bijlow remains sidelined with injury, midfielder Quinten Timber has returned from a long-term absence and is expected to start.
- Likely Starting XI (4-2-3-1): Wellenreuther; Lotomba, Plug, Watanabe, Bos; Timber, Hwang; Hadj-Moussa, Steijn, Diarra; Ueda
Fenerbahçe (Turkey):
José Mourinho’s Fenerbahçe arrive in strong form after a successful pre-season, including a narrow win over Lazio. The team is at full strength, with forward Jhon Duran expected to spearhead the attack.
- Likely Starting XI (4-2-3-1): Livaković; Osayi-Samuel, Djiku, Oosterwolde, Kadioglu; Crespo, Fred; Tadic, Szymanski, Yandas; Duran
Match Preview & Prediction
Feyenoord have had a mixed start to the season, but their home form in Europe remains strong. They will look to make a statement under Van Persie’s leadership. Meanwhile, Fenerbahçe are in red-hot form with four wins from their last six matches, and Mourinho’s tactical nous makes them a tough opponent.
Bookmakers lean slightly toward Feyenoord due to home advantage, but analysts suggest this will be a tightly contested affair. A 1–1 draw or 2–1 home win is a likely outcome, with Both Teams To Score (BTTS) a popular betting prediction.