Three Liverpool Premier League games have been altered following the latest raft of television changes
James Tarkowski of Everton looks towards Virgil van Dijk of Liverpool (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)
James Tarkowski of Everton looks towards Virgil van Dijk of Liverpool (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)
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The first Merseyside derby of the season will be a noon kick-off.
Liverpool face an early start on their latest visit to Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium after the latest raft of live televised matches was confirmed.
Broadcasters have taken their pick of the Premier League games in November and three fixtures involving the Reds will be affected.
The first derby of the season at Everton has been put back a day and will now take place on Sunday, November 29 at noon. The game will be shown live on TNT Sports.
Earlier in the month, the clash at Crystal Palace has been moved to Sunday, November 8 with a 2pm kick-off broadcast live on Sky Sports.
And the home game against bitter North West rivals Manchester United has also been switched, with it now on Sunday, November 22 at 4.30pm. It will also be broadcast on Sky Sports.
It means the only Liverpool game between now and December not being televised live in the UK is the game at Brentford on Saturday, October 17, which remains a 3pm start.
Liverpool's next seven Premier League fixtures after TV changes
Sunday, October 11: Man City (H), 4.30pm
Saturday, October 17: Brentford (A), 3pm
Sunday, October 25: Brighton (H), 2pm
Sunday, November 1: Arsenal (H), 4.30pm
Sunday, November 8: Crystal Palace (A), 2pm
Sunday, November 22: Manchester United (H), 4.30pm
Sunday, November 29: Everton (A), 12pm