Liverpool hosts Brighton in the Premier League later, and here is all the information for how to watch the game, TV channel, live stream details, and early team news

Liverpool has the chance to move into the Premier League’s top four as it faces Brighton today - that is, assuming the game goes ahead.

Andoni Iraola’s side is scheduled to host the high-flying Seagulls at Anfield, although the fixture is in some doubt as the UK is battered by Storm Boelo.

Should the game take place as planned, the Reds will be aiming to pick up a first league win at home this season, and in the process move above Chelsea in the table. They will have to find a way to stop a rampant Brighton side, though, with the visitors sitting third, having scored a staggering 23 goals in seven games so far.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Liverpool vs Brighton in the US and UK today.

What time is kick-off?

The game kicks off at 2 pm UK time at Anfield. For fans in the US, that's 10 am Eastern Time and 7 am Pacific Time.

Is the game on TV?

Viewers in the UK will be able to watch all the action live on Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage getting underway at 12:30 pm. Streaming options are also available via Sky Go or Now TV.

Fans in the US will also be able to watch the game live, with coverage and streaming available via Peacock.

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Early team news

Bradley Barcola is expected to be fit despite raising fears during the week after not taking part in training with the rest of his Liverpool teammates. The winger instead took part in a separate recovery session following the win over Villarreal.

Victor Munoz, though, has not been able to make a return to training and looks to be a major doubt for the game.

Dominik Szoboszlai and Jeremie Frimpong remain out after picking up injuries against Brentford last weekend. They join long-term absentees Giovanni Leoni, Conor Bradley, and Hugo Ekitike on the sidelines.

As for the visitors, Brighton could have Yankuba Minteh back available. The winger could have been lining up on the opposite side today, having been the subject of two failed bids from Liverpool in the summer.

Both Minteh and midfielder Mats Wieffer were expected to take part in training on Saturday with a view to potentially returning to Fabian Hurzeler’s squad at Anfield.

A late decision will be made on Pascal Struijk after the defender missed Brighton’s last two games, but Kaoru Mitoma, Femi Azeez, Stefanos Tzimas, and Evan Ferguson all remain sidelined.