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Liverpool face a tough trip to the Stadium of Light on Wednesday night, when they play Regis Le Bris' Sunderland side for the second time this season
Cody Gakpo of Liverpool during the Premier League game against Sunderland.
Liverpool face Sunderland away from home(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
Everything you need to know about how to catch the Premier League action between Liverpool and Sunderland
Kick-off Time: The Premier League meeting between Sunderland and Liverpool is set to kick-off at 8.15pm GMT at the Stadium of Light on Wednesday, February 11. Broadcasters will begin their pre-game analysis and build-up at 7.00pm, providing 75 minutes of coverage before the first whistle.
TV Channel: Fans in the United Kingdom can tune into the live broadcast on either TNT Sports 1 or TNT Sports Ultimate. These two channels are the only domestic television platforms showing this specific evening match.
Live Stream: If you prefer watching on a digital device, the game will be streamed live via the Discovery+ app and website for TNT Sports subscribers. Alternatively, the Sky Go app will show the match for those with the appropriate sports subscription.
Amazon Prime Option: For users who watch via Amazon, the TNT Sports feed on Discovery+ is accessible through the Prime Video app at the link below. You must ensure your account has the necessary add-on subscription active to view the live content.
Social Media Highlights: For instant updates, the @FootballOnTNT account on X will post short clips and key match highlights as they happen. This is the most efficient way to catch goals in near real-time if you can't access the full stream.
Full Highlights and Replays: Extended highlights will be uploaded to the TNT Sports Football YouTube channel later that night. LFC All Red Video subscribers can also access full highlights from midnight.
Team and Injury News:Arne Slot will be forced into making changes as Dominik Szoboszlai serves a one-game suspension following his controversial red card against Manchester City, joining the injured Jeremie Frimpong and long-term absentees like Conor Bradley, Alexander Isak and Giovanni Leoni on the side-lines. Sunderland are also weakened as captain Granit Xhaka remains out with an ankle issue, while Jocelin Ta Bi also misses out.
Form and Head-to-Head: Sunderland boast an impressive unbeaten run at home this season and will be eager to bounce back from their 3-0 defeat at Arsenal. Meanwhile, sixth-placed Liverpool need a victory to stay within touching distance of the Champions League spots after their agonising 2-1 loss to Manchester City.
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