Kick-off time: The historic clash begins at 2pm on Sunday, April 19. This fixture marks a significant milestone as the first ever Merseyside derby hosted at Everton’s brand-new Hill Dickinson Stadium.
UK TV channel: Coverage is available on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. Fans can enjoy an hour of build-up starting at 1pm before the action gets underway.
Live streaming: Subscribers can stream via Sky Go or the Sky Sports app. Alternatively, non-subscribers can access the match by purchasing a NOW Sports Membership, compatible with most smart devices and consoles.
US TV channel: Stateside viewers can watch on USA Network or Telemundo for Spanish coverage. Streaming is available through Peacock Premium, with the match starting at 9am ET.
Radio coverage: National coverage is provided by BBC Radio 5 Live. Additionally, both Everton and Liverpool will offer club-specific audio commentary through their respective official apps and websites.
Everton team news: The Toffees will be without the injured Jack Grealish. While the squad is mostly healthy, Carlos Alcaraz is also a fitness concern despite his recent return to training.
Liverpool team news: Arne Slot has confirmed Hugo Ekitike is out with an Achilles issue. Joe Gomez is also absent. They join long-term absentees Conor Bradley, Giovanni Leoni, and Wataru Endo on the sidelines, while a late decision will be made regarding goalkeeper Alisson Becker.
Current form: After their European exit to PSG, Liverpool are focused on securing a top-five finish. Everton aim to use their home advantage to boost their own hopes of qualifying for Europe.
The stakes: A home win would pull David Moyes’ men to within two points of their local rivals. By contrast, a Liverpool victory would provide a massive boost to their ambitions of qualifying for the Champions League.