The match kicks off at 3.00pm, Saturday, April 11, 2026, at the Gtech Community Stadium. Because it falls within the traditional Saturday window, the football blackout remains in force, meaning no domestic broadcaster is permitted to air the game live.
Sky Sports and TNT Sports share the current Premier League television rights, but neither will screen this specific fixture. While Sky has expanded its coverage to a minimum of 215 games this season, the 3.00pm Saturday blackout continues to restrict which matches can be shown to UK audiences.
Everton and Brentford fans can listen to live match audio commentary via official club websites. Additionally, a dedicated Everton matchday show called ‘Dockside Live’ will air on YouTube starting at 2:30 pm, featuring pre-match analysis and team news from club legends.
If you are looking for visual coverage, short two-minute videos will be available on the Everton and Brentford official websites from 7.00pm tonight. These are free to access for digital members and offer the first chance to see the goals and key incidents shortly after the final whistle.
Extended highlights and social media clips will be released across various platforms from 10.00 pm tonight. Additionally, the Sky Sports App typically provides highlights of all Premier League matches shortly after the full-time whistle, allowing fans to catch up on the action on their mobile devices.
For those who want to watch the full 90 minutes, the entire match replay will be made available from midnight tonight on each club’s website.
The BBC’s Match of the Day will also feature comprehensive Premier League coverage later tonight at 10.25pm. This remains the primary way for UK viewers to see all the day’s goals on terrestrial television, providing expert analysis on Brentford’s home form and Everton’s pursuit of European qualification.