How to watch Everton vs Liverpool for FREE: TV details for Merseyside Derby in the Premier League

Watch Everton vs Liverpool today as the Toffees look to claw themselves three points closer to their city rivals, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.

The second Merseyside derby of the 2025-26 season takes limping Liverpool to the Hill Dickinson Stadium for the very first time.

Everton are five points behind their city rivals with six Premier League matches to play, and the result of today's clash could have a telling impact on the objectives of both teams.

Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Everton vs Liverpool online, on TV, and from anywhere.

Watch Everton vs Liverpool for free

In the US, you can stream Everton vs Liverpool for free with YouTube TV's 10-day free trial which gives access to USA Network.

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Watch Everton vs Liverpool in the UK

Everton vs Liverpool is a 2:00pm kick-off in the Premier League and can be watched live on Sky Sports.

It will be available to watch live in the UK on Sky Sports Main Event.

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You can either get a traditional satellite TV set-up, or a more modern streaming package without the need for a dish. The former costs £37 per month once you've added Sky Sports to a base package, while the latter comes in slightly cheaper at £35 per month. Alternatively get a NOW Sports subscription for £14.99/day.

Watch Everton vs Liverpool in the US

In America, Everton vs Liverpool will be shown on USA Network.

USA Network are broadcasting the Merseyside derby in the US

To watch the game, you will need a cord-cutting service, such as YouTube TV, Sling TV or Fubo.

YouTube TV would be our recommendation with their free trial giving you access at no cost to the live stream.

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How to watch Everton vs Liverpool in Australia

Premier League fans in Australia can watch Everton vs Liverpool through Stan Sport.

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Everton vs Liverpool: Premier League preview

The Reds have the advantage in terms of league position but Goodison Park was no friend to them in its later years. They won once in their last eight visits, four of which were goalless draws.

Last season's meeting at Goodison was a gloriously chaotic affair that saw both teams hold the lead before a controversial and thrillingly late equalising goal from Everton's James Tarkowski.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot earned a post-match red card for confronting referee Michael Oliver and both Curtis Jones and Everton's Abdoulaye Doucoure joined him for a late early bath.

The incident that won both players second yellow cards was derby football distilled into one bonkers moment, sending Goodison derbies off in style.

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David Moyes knows this fixture as well as anyone and Everton have won their last two home fixtures, beating Burnley and Chelsea to put themselves into contention for Champions League qualification.

The Toffees and Brentford were outside bets at best even before they took points off each other in a 2-2 draw at the Gtech Community Stadium last Saturday.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scored Everton's equaliser in stoppage time, his seventh goal and tenth goal contribution of an impressive season for the former Leicester City and Chelsea midfield player.

The reverse fixture was a 2-1 win for Liverpool in September. Ryan Gravenberch and now-injured Hugo Ekitike scored the Reds goals.

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FourFourTwo's prediction

Everton 0-0 Liverpool

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