Liverpool have stressed they remain committed to the club's television channel despite the collapse of Setanta, the platform on which it was broadcast.
The Irish company went off the air just before 6pm having gone into administration earlier.
Liverpool will continue to broadcast via their website and are hopeful of getting the channel back on television screens as soon as possible.
"LFC TV is currently broadcasting as normal and will continue to do so until further notice," said a club statement.
"However, following the announcement that Setanta GB is no longer trading, there may be some disruption to our service for UK television viewers.
"While we continue to produce live and pre-recorded content for the channel as normal, we are urgently investigating all possibilities available to us in returning to broadcasting in the British Isles as quickly as possible.
"We're continuing to monitor developments but wish to point out that our online and international viewers should remain unaffected and that Liverpool Football Club remains committed to the future of LFC TV."
The Irish company went off the air just before 6pm having gone into administration earlier.
Liverpool will continue to broadcast via their website and are hopeful of getting the channel back on television screens as soon as possible.
"LFC TV is currently broadcasting as normal and will continue to do so until further notice," said a club statement.
"However, following the announcement that Setanta GB is no longer trading, there may be some disruption to our service for UK television viewers.
"While we continue to produce live and pre-recorded content for the channel as normal, we are urgently investigating all possibilities available to us in returning to broadcasting in the British Isles as quickly as possible.
"We're continuing to monitor developments but wish to point out that our online and international viewers should remain unaffected and that Liverpool Football Club remains committed to the future of LFC TV."
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