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All eyes will be on Anfield for Sunday's Premier League action as Andoni Iraola's Liverpool welcome Mikel Arteta's Arsenal in a tantalising Premier League clash
Mikel Merino of Arsenal clashes with Ryan Gravenberch of Liverpool during the Premier League match between Liverpool and Arsenal at Anfield on August 31, 2025
Liverpool host Arsenal on Super Sunday(Image: Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
How to watch Liverpool vs Arsenal
Time and venue: The blockbuster clash between Liverpool and Arsenal takes place this Sunday, November 1, at Anfield. Kick-off is scheduled for 4.30pm UK time.
UK television broadcast: Domestic coverage of the encounter will be shown live exclusively on Sky Sports, across both Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League channels. The official studio build-up begins well ahead of the action, with pre-match television coverage officially starting at 3pm.
Live streaming options: Viewers watching via online platforms in the UK can stream the fixture via Sky Go on laptops, web browsers, tablets and mobile devices with a valid Sky Sports subscription. Alternatively, you can stream the clash without a contract through the NOW app or web player by acquiring a NOW Sports Day Membership or Monthly Membership.
United States broadcast: Supporters tuning in from the United States can watch live streaming coverage on Peacock, along with Spanish-language television broadcasting on Telemundo. Due to the time difference, viewers across the US can catch kick-off live at 11.30am ET or 8.30am PT.
UK radio coverage: Comprehensive live radio commentary will be broadcast nationally across the UK on talkSPORT. In addition, local BBC radio will offer tailored coverage for both sides.
Team news: For Arsenal, Bukayo Saka and William Saliba are ruled out through injury while Max Dowman is suspended. Declan Rice and Riccardo Calafiori have been doubts this week too. Liverpool face fitness concerns of their own, with Dominik Szoboszlai and Víctor Muñoz the main worries outside of confirmed absentees Conor Bradley, Hugo Ekitike, Giovanni Leoni and Jeremie Frimpong.
Head-to-head record: In their overall head-to-head history in all competitions across modern meetings, Liverpool hold the slight edge with 27 wins to Arsenal's 20, alongside 28 draws.