Liverpool supporters now have three more dates to put in the diary.
The Premier League has confirmed further fixture changes for November, with three Liverpool matches moved for live television coverage.
And there are some big games among them.
Crystal Palace vs Liverpool
Liverpool’s trip to Crystal Palace has been moved to Sunday, November 8, with a 2pm kick-off, and the match will be shown live on Sky Sports.
The fixture was originally scheduled for Saturday, November 7.
It means Liverpool will now head to Selhurst Park on the Sunday as part of another busy period of the season.
Palace away is never an easy afternoon for any team, and it will be another important test for Andoni Iraola’s side.
Liverpool vs Manchester United
Then comes one of the biggest fixtures in English football.
Liverpool’s home meeting with Manchester United has been moved to Sunday, November 22, with a 4:30pm kick-off, live on Sky Sports.
The match was originally scheduled for Saturday, November 21.
There is something about Liverpool against Manchester United under the lights at Anfield that always makes this fixture feel different.
By November, we’ll also have a much clearer idea of how Iraola’s Liverpool are developing.
It could be a fascinating encounter.
Everton vs Liverpool
And just seven days later, Liverpool face their neighbours.
The Merseyside derby at Everton has been moved to Sunday, November 29, with a 12pm kick-off, and will be shown live on TNT Sports.
That’s an early start for the travelling Liverpool supporters, but there is no question that the atmosphere will be intense.
Derby games don’t need much explaining.
They tend to have their own rules.
Three big fixtures in November
So Liverpool supporters can now pencil in:
Sunday, November 8 – Crystal Palace (A), 2pm – Sky Sports
Sunday, November 22 – Manchester United (H), 4:30pm – Sky Sports
Sunday, November 29 – Everton (A), 12pm – TNT Sports
The Premier League’s original fixture list had all three matches scheduled for Saturdays, so these changes give supporters plenty of time to rearrange travel and plans.
And from Liverpool’s perspective, November is beginning to look like another fascinating month.
Palace away.
Manchester United at Anfield.
Everton away.
Three completely different challenges.
By then, Iraola’s side should have had plenty more time together, and Liverpool supporters will be hoping the team is beginning to show exactly what this new era can become.
For now, three more Liverpool dates have been confirmed — and there are some very big games to look forward to.
Jamie (The Kopite View)
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