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Everton and Liverpool are set to face off in the Merseyside derby
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Everton and Liverpool are set to meet in the Premier League(Image: Liverpool FC, Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
Everything you need to know ahead of Everton vs Liverpool
Kick-off and location: The match is scheduled to kick off at 2pm on Sunday, April 19. This game will be the first Merseyside derby played at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium.
UK TV channel: Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event will both show the match live. Viewers can tune in from 1pm, with a full hour of pre-match coverage before the players enter the pitch.
Live stream online and apps: Sky subscribers can watch the game live via the Sky Go app or the Sky Sports app across a range of mobile and tablet devices. Those without a subscription can still catch the action by purchasing a Now TV Day or Month Sports Membership, compatible with smart TVs, consoles, and web browsers.
How to watch in the US: Supporters across the pond can follow the action live on USA Network, with Spanish-language broadcasting available on Telemundo. Those opting for a live stream can watch via the Peacock Premium service, with kick-off set for 9am ET.
UK radio coverage: BBC Radio 5 Live will be providing full live commentary throughout the UK. Supporters of both clubs can also tune into dedicated local coverage through the official Everton and Liverpool FC apps and websites.
Everton injury news: Jack Grealish continues to be a major doubt for the fixture. Everton have limited injury worries but may also be missing Carlos Alcaraz, despite the midfielder having resumed training.
Liverpool injury news: Arne Slot has revealed a significant setback with Hugo Ekitike sidelined after sustaining an Achilles injury in midweek. He joins Conor Bradley, Giovanni Leoni and Wataru Endo on Liverpool's treatment table, while goalkeeper Alisson Becker is also an injury concern.
Recent form: Liverpool arrive seeking to recover from their Champions League elimination against PSG, concentrating solely on clinching a top-four spot in the Premier League. Meanwhile, Everton will look to harness the home support to claim a statement victory and maintain their pursuit of a European place.
Wider context: A victory for Everton would see David Moyes' side close to within two points of Liverpool. By contrast, a favourable result for the Reds would bolster their quest for Champions League qualification.