Everything you need to know ahead of Brentford vs Liverpool in the Premier League, including the stream and TV channels available, as well as team news and injury updates

London's calling for Liverpool this weekend, as the Reds travel to the capital for the next Premier League clash against Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Andoni Iraola's side have had a mixed start to the campaign in terms of results and performances, suffering a first defeat in the division to Manchester City last time out.

The Bees will prove to be a difficult test, having started the season well with two wins and four draws that leave them fourth in the table heading into the weekend. Ahead of an interesting match-up in west London, here's a look at everything you need to know ahead of Brentford vs Liverpool, including how to watch the clash and all the latest team news.

What time is kick-off?

The meeting of Brentford and Liverpool is scheduled for 3pm UK time (BST) on Saturday, October 17. For US supporters, that is 10am Eastern Time, and 7am Pacific Time.

Is the game on TV or livestream?

Fans in the UK will not be able to watch or stream the match between Brentford and Liverpool on Saturday because of the 3 p.m. blackout, which prevents it from being broadcast in the domestic market. Highlights will be available shortly after the match, while Liverpool.com will have all of the build-up, action, and reaction to the proceedings in the capital.

US supporters will be able to watch the match live, as there is no restriction on broadcasting rights at that time. It will be available to view on Peacock.

Team news and injury updates

Both teams could be missing players, with injuries and suspensions set to play a key role in the sides that the managers can name from the start.

Brentford duo Jannik Schuster and Kevin Schade had to be withdrawn in the previous match with Aston Villa, but both are back training and could feature.

Mikkel Damsgaard and Nathan Collins could return from injury, while Sepp van den Berg could feature against his old side after he was in the squad for the last fixtures.

Joshua Dasilva, Kaye Furo, and Antoni Milambo are all set to miss out, with Brentford having an otherwise clean bill of health and a strong team to select from.

Liverpool has a few more issues to consider. A trio of Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexander Isak, and Cody Gakpo are all doubts, though Iraola has refused to rule them out of action, and they could feature if deemed fit enough to start.

Ryan Gravenberch is definitely ruled out of action, as he serves a one-match suspension for picking up a red card in the defeat against Manchester City.

All of Giovanni Leoni, Conor Bradley, and Hugo Ekitike won't be available, with the three stars all dealing with long-term injury concerns that will take some time to recover from.