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Bournemouth will hope to get their first points of the season on the board against Everton, who beat Crystal Palace on the opening day
Iliman Ndiaye of Everton scores his team's first goal from the penalty spot during the Premier League match between Everton and Bournemouth at Goodison Park on February 10, 2026 in Liverpool, England.
Everton face a trip to Bournemouth on Saturday(Image: Getty )
Bournemouth vs Everton live stream details and kick-off time:
Kick-off time and location: The Premier League clash between Bournemouth and Everton is scheduled to take place at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday, August 29. The match will kick off at 3pm BST as both sides look to secure vital early-season league points.
UK television channel: The game has not been selected for live television broadcast in the United Kingdom by Sky Sports or TNT Sports. Because the match takes place during the traditional Saturday afternoon 3pm blackout window, no domestic television channel is permitted to air live coverage.
UK live stream information: Due to strict broadcasting blackout regulations enforced across the country, there is no live video stream available for UK-based supporters. Fans in the UK can instead follow the fixture via live text commentary on the Sky Sports match centre or through the official club mobile applications and websites.
How to watch in the US: American fans can watch the game live at 10am EDT (7am PDT) exclusively on Peacock, as NBC Sports holds the US broadcasting rights for Premier League matches. Viewers can stream the full match through the Peacock application across smart TVs, mobile devices and web browsers.
UK radio coverage: Live audio commentary will be broadcast on local radio stations, including BBC Radio Solent for Cherries supporters and BBC Radio Merseyside for Everton fans. National radio updates and match summaries will also be featured periodically on talkSPORT throughout the afternoon.
Team news: Bournemouth manager Marco Rose faces several squad issues with Amine Adli (calf), Eli Junior Kroupi (foot), Veljko Milosavljevic and Julian Araujo (thigh) all ruled out. Everton manager David Moyes remains without Tim Iroegbunam (adductor) and Christian Norgaard is a doubt, though James Garner has returned to action.
Head-to-head record: Historically, there is nothing to separate the two teams as each has won 11 of their meetings, while drawing another two fixtures.
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