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Liverpool can boost their Champions League qualification hopes when they take on Brighton in Saturday's early kick-off
Hugo Ekitike of Liverpool is challenged by Pascal Gross (L) and Georginio Rutter of Brighton & Hove Albion
Liverpool are looking to complete a league double over Brighton(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
Everything you need to know about following Brighton vs Liverpool on TV and radio
Kick-off time: The match will take place on Saturday, March 21, with a kick-off time of 12:30pm GMT. The game will be held at the Amex Stadium.
UK TV coverage: Supporters can view the game live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate. The live broadcast coverage commences at 11am GMT, providing 90 minutes of pre-match analysis.
Live stream: Subscribers can stream the match live via the Discovery+ app, which is compatible with smartphones, tablets and smart TVs. Alternatively, the match can be accessed online through the Discovery+ website by signing in with valid credentials.
US coverage: Audiences in the US can watch the action on the USA Network, with a simultaneous Spanish-language broadcast typically available on Universo. For streaming, the match will be accessible on the NBC Sports App and the Peacock streaming service, starting at 8:30am ET.
UK radio coverage: National radio commentary will be provided by talkSPORT, with their coverage generally starting an hour before kick-off. Local radio coverage will be provided by BBC Radio Merseyside.
Liverpool team news:Mohamed Salah has been ruled out until after the international break after coming off against Galatasaray with a muscle injury. Arne Slot is still without long-term absentees Conor Bradley, Wataru Endo and Alexander Isak.
Brighton team news: The Seagulls are hopeful that Kaoru Mitoma and Carlos Baleba will be fit following late fitness tests after being absent from the previous match against Sunderland. However, Fabian Hürzeler will certainly be missing Adam Webster and Stefanos Tzimas, both out with knee injuries.
Head-to-head record: Liverpool have had the upper hand in recent meetings, including a 3-0 triumph in the FA Cup in February and a 2-0 victory in the reverse fixture last December. However, Brighton defeated the Reds 3-2 at home last season.
Where they stand: Liverpool go into the weekend in fifth position with 49 points. Brighton are in 12th place with 40 points following a run of three wins in four games.
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