Liverpool hosts Villarreal in the Champions League later, and here is all the information for how to watch the game, TV channel, live stream details and early team news
Liverpool players celebrate
Liverpool faces Villarreal at Anfield in its latest Champions League outing(Image: Getty Images)
Anfield hosts another European night as Liverpool returns to action in the Champions League against Villarreal later.
The Reds will be on a high after Saturday's comeback victory over Brentford, which saw them move above the Bees in the Premier League table. Now, Andoni Iraola's side will shift their focus as they look to extend their winning start in Europe.
Having beaten Atletico Madrid and LASK in the opening two games of the league phase, Liverpool will be aiming to make it three out of three as Iraola comes up against a familiar face in Villarreal boss Inigo Perez, who played alongside the Reds' boss and was previously part of his coaching staff.
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Liverpool vs Villarreal in the US and UK today.
What time is kick-off?
The game kicks off at 8 pm UK time on Septemer 4 at Anfield. For fans in the US, that's 3 pm Eastern Time and 12 noon Pacific Time.
Is the game on TV?
Viewers in the UK will be able to stream all the action live via Amazon Prime Video, which is available to users with an Amazon Prime account. Coverage gets underway at 6:30 pm.
If you don't already have an account, you can sign up to a 30-day free trial - it's £8.99 per month following the trial period unless you cancel, meaning you can watch the game for free.
Fans in the US will also be able to watch the game live, with coverage and streaming available via Paramount+.
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Rio Ngumoha celebrates with Harvey Elliott and Curtis Jones
Rio Ngumoha celebrates with Harvey Elliott and Curtis Jones
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Early team news
Liverpool will be forced into at least one change following the weekend's win over Brentford, with Dominik Szoboszlai having been forced off with a hamstring issue just after the half-hour mark.
The Reds were also struck by a new problem for Jeremie Frimpong, who looks set to be out until after the November international break after lasting just six minutes upon coming off the bench against the Bees on Saturday.
Andoni Iraola watches as Dominik Szoboszlai leaves the pitch against Brentford.
Andoni Iraola watches as Dominik Szoboszlai leaves the pitch against Brentford.(Image: Catherine Ivill - AMA/Getty Images)
Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo were back in the squad though, with the former playing just under 80 minutes in a promising sign after his thigh injury. Liverpool also has Giovanni Leoni, Conor Bradley and Hugo Ekitike still out as they recover from long-term injuries.
Victor Munoz has also emerged as a doubt after missing training ahead of today's game - it remains to be seen whether he will take his place in the squad at Anfield.
As for the visitors, former Arsenal forward Nicolas Pepe looks set to miss out, having not yet returned to training from an eye issue, but winger Tajon Buchanan has been back with his teammates following a muscle injury.