Is Brentford vs Liverpool on TV today? Live stream and how to follow 3pm clash
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Liverpool travel to unbeaten Brentford on Saturday afternoon in a bid to get back in the win column
Need to know
How to follow Brentford vs Liverpool in Premier League:
- Kick-off time and location: The Premier League encounter between Brentford and Liverpool takes place on Saturday, October 17, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm. The match will be hosted at the Gtech Community Stadium in west London. - UK TV channel and coverage: Due to the traditional 3pm blackout rules enforced across the United Kingdom, this fixture will not be broadcast live on any UK television channels such as Sky Sports or TNT Sports. - Live stream and online apps: Once again, ecause of the traditional Saturday afternoon blackout restrictions, there are no live stream options available within the UK through official domestic streaming platforms or mobile apps. Those outside of the UK, however, can watch via their respective providers. - How to watch in the US: Supporters located in the United States can stream the match live on Peacock Premium, starting at 10am ET/7am PT. American fans can watch online via the Peacock website or through the Peacock application on smart TVs, mobile devices and connected streaming platforms. - UK radio coverage: Fans located in the UK who wish to follow the action live can listen to full audio commentary on national radio via BBC Radio 5 Live. Audio coverage on the station begins at the 3pm kick-off. - Recent form: Brentford enter this fixture in solid form, having gone unbeaten in their first six league games and sit fourth in the table. Ninth-placed Liverpool responded to their first loss of the season, a 3-0 home defeat to Manchester City, with a 6-3 victory away at LASK in the Champions League on Wednesday.
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