Liverpool vs Arsenal: Kick-Off Time, TV Channel & How to Watch Live
Updated October 27, 2026 · Premier League
- Date & time:
- Venue: Anfield, Liverpool
- Competition: Premier League
- Watch in the US: Peacock and more ↓
Liverpool vs Arsenal Start Time in Your Country
| Region | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| US Eastern | Sunday, November 1 | 11:30 AM ET |
| US Pacific | Sunday, November 1 | 8:30 AM PT |
| UK | Sunday, November 1 | 4:30 PM GMT |
| Canada (Toronto) | Sunday, November 1 | 11:30 AM ET |
| Australia (Sydney) | Monday, November 2 | 3:30 AM AEDT |
Preview
Liverpool host Arsenal at Anfield in the biggest Premier League game of the weekend. Liverpool come in after a 2-0 home win over Brighton, while Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 and then drew 2-2 away at Bayern Munich in the Champions League.
Pre-match models give Arsenal a slight edge at around 42%, with Liverpool near 31% and a draw about 27%, so this one is expected to be tight.
Where to Watch Liverpool vs Arsenal Live
- US: Peacock, NBC, USA Network
- UK: Sky Sports, TNT Sports
- Canada: DAZN
- Australia: Stan Sport
We only list official broadcasters. Rights can change and some games are exclusive to one channel, so confirm with the broadcaster before kick-off.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Liverpool vs Arsenal start?
Liverpool vs Arsenal starts on Sunday, November 1 at 11:30 AM ET (4:30 PM GMT in the UK).
What channel is Liverpool vs Arsenal on in the US?
In the US, Premier League is shown on Peacock, NBC, USA Network. Check your local listings for the exact channel for this game.
How can I watch Liverpool vs Arsenal in the UK, Canada or Australia?
UK: Sky Sports, TNT Sports. Canada: DAZN. Australia: Stan Sport.
Can I watch Liverpool vs Arsenal for free?
Several official services offer free trials for new subscribers, which can cover a single game. Official highlights are usually posted free on YouTube after the game.