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Liverpool are set to face Fulham in the Premier League this weekend
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Liverpool are set to face Fulham in their next Premier League match(Image: ANDY BUCHANAN / AFP via Getty Images)
Everything you need to know ahead of Liverpool vs Fulham
Kick-off time and venue: The Premier League fixture between Liverpool and Fulham takes place on Saturday, September 12 at Anfield. The match kicks off at the traditional 3pm slot, with ex-Liverpool defender Alvaro Arbeloa returning to the club as Fulham manager.
No UK TV coverage: Supporters in the United Kingdom will be unable to watch the fixture live on television or through any official streaming platforms. This is down to the longstanding Saturday 3pm blackout rule, which prevents live broadcasts of matches at this time to help protect matchday attendances and participation in grassroots football.
US TV channel and live stream details: Viewers in the United States will be able to watch live coverage of the match, with kick-off at 10am Eastern Time. NBC will air the match on television, while supporters who prefer to stream can watch the action on Peacock.
UK radio coverage: Despite not being on TV in the UK, fans can still follow every moment of the encounter through live radio commentary. National coverage will be delivered by BBC Radio 5 Live, while BBC Radio Merseyside will also provide commentary for local Liverpool supporters.
Team news: Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola is set to be without Conor Bradley (knee) and Hugo Ekitike (Achilles), both sidelined with long-term injuries, while Giovanni Leoni also continues his recovery from an ACL problem. Fulham's absentees include experienced midfielder Tom Cairney, who recently underwent minor knee surgery, though young defender Luc De Fougerolles is edging closer to full fitness.
Head-to-head record: Liverpool hold a historical advantage in this fixture, having won 46 of their 81 encounters. Fulham have managed just one win in their last 10 matches against Liverpool, securing a 3-2 triumph at Craven Cottage back in April 2025.
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