All you need to know about the Liverpool v Brighton live stream is below, with Anfield hosting Sunday afternoon’s Premier League game and kick off at 14.00 GMT.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Liverpool v Brighton & Hove Albion25 October 202614.00 GMTSky Sports Premier League
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What channel is Liverpool v Brighton on?

Sky Sports Premier League has this one, with coverage starting at 12.30, an hour and a half before kick off. Sky have several Premier League games at 14.00 today, including Man Utd v Bournemouth, Crystal Palace v Newcastle and Hull v Brentford, so it is worth checking you are on the right channel.

Storm Boelo put a question mark over the fixture, with a yellow wind warning covering Merseyside until 21.00. As of this morning there has been no postponement and the game is going ahead as planned.

Third hosts fifth.

Liverpool are fifth on 12 points but still waiting on a first league win at Anfield under Andoni Iraola, with two draws and a defeat there so far. Europe has been kinder, the Reds coming from 2-0 down to beat Villarreal 4-3 on Tuesday.

Their most recent league outing was a 2-1 win at Brentford, though the hosts finished with ten men. Alexander Isak has been the main source of goals.

Brighton have been one of the stories of the season. Fabian Hurzeler’s side sit third on 16 points and have won their last four league games, beating Arsenal and Crystal Palace along the way, and they knocked Manchester United out of the cup earlier in the season.

They have been good travellers too, with their only away defeat of the season coming at Chelsea. Anfield has been a harder place for them to visit than the Amex has been for Liverpool, though.