Is Liverpool vs Fulham on TV? How to watch, kick-off time and live stream
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Liverpool and Fulham are preparing for a Premier League clash this weekend
Everything you need to know ahead of Liverpool vs Fulham
- Kick-off time and location: The Premier League game between Liverpool and Fulham is scheduled for Saturday, September 12 at Anfield. The match is a traditional 3pm kick-off, with former Liverpool defender Alvaro Arbeloa returning to his old club as Fulham boss. - No UK TV coverage: Fans located in the United Kingdom will not be able to watch the match live on domestic television or via any official streaming services. This restriction is due to the traditional Saturday 3pm blackout rule, which deliberately prohibits the live broadcast of football matches at this specific time to protect stadium attendance and grassroots participation across English football. - US TV channel and live stream details: Viewers based in the United States will have full access to catch all the live action, with the game beginning at 10am Eastern Time. NBC will broadcast the game on TV, while fans who prefer to stream the action can do so on Peacock. - UK radio coverage: Even though live TV broadcasts are unavailable in the UK, supporters can still follow every single minute of the match through live audio commentary. National play-by-play coverage will be provided by BBC Radio 5 Live, with BBC Radio Merseyside also covering the game for local Liverpool fans. - Team news: Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola will be without Conor Bradley (knee) and Hugo Ekitike (Achilles), who are both ruled out with long-term injuries, while Giovanni Leoni is recovering from an ACL issue. For Fulham, experienced midfielder Tom Cairney is ruled out after recently undergoing minor knee surgery but young defender Luc De Fougerolles is closing in on a return to fitness. - Head-to-head record: Liverpool have historically enjoyed the upper hand in this fixture, having triumphed in 46 of their 81 meetings. Fulham have won just one of their last 10 games against Liverpool, claiming a 3-2 victory at Craven Cottage back in April 2025.
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