Liverpool vs Chelsea: times, how to watch on TV and stream online | Premier League

Two big-name clubs who are enduring poor Premier League seasons meet on Merseyside this weekend, as Liverpool host Chelsea.

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Viewers in the United States can watch the English top-flight clash live on the NBC streaming platform Peacock.

When does Liverpool vs Chelsea kick off?

Liverpool and Chelsea’s matchday-21 Premier League fixture will be played at Anfield on Saturday 21 January 2023, with kick-off at 12:30pm local time. In the US, that’s:

How to watch Liverpool vs Chelsea in the US

The match will be streamed live on Peacock, a subscription service which offers a choice of two plans: Premium for $4.99 a month/$49.99 a year, or Premium Plus for $9.99 a month/$99.99 a year.

Watch Liverpool vs Chelsea on Peacock.

Liverpool vs Chelsea: preview Liverpool

Two straight Premier League losses have left Liverpool down in ninth, a full 10 points adrift of the Champions League places, in a miserable start to 2023 for the Reds.

A 3-1 reverse at Brentford on 2 January was followed by a 3-0 thumping away to Brighton on Saturday – and, to make things worse, key defender Virgil van Dijk was sidelined by a hamstring injury in the first of those defeats.

Liverpool did pick up an FA Cup win over Wolves on Tuesday, though, Harvey Elliott’s goal earning victory at Molineux in the sides’ third-round replay.

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Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp apologises to the Reds’ fans after the 3-0 defeat to Brighton.ANDREW COULDRIDGEAction Images via Reuters Chelsea

Lying level on points with Liverpool, 10th-placed Chelsea are in even worse form than their hosts. Indeed, the Blues’ Premier League triumph over Crystal Palace on Sunday was their first win in their last five games – a sequence of results that includes a 4-0 FA Cup hammering by Manchester City.

Seven Chelsea players are definitely out of the trip to Anfield due to injury, while loan signing João Félix is suspended after his debut red card in last week’s defeat to Fulham.

However, head coach Graham Potter could hand a maiden run-out to new signing Mykhailo Mudryk, who has arrived from Shakhtar Donetsk in a deal worth up to around $110m.

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Who is the referee for Liverpool vs Chelsea?

Michael Oliver will be the match referee at Anfield. His assistant referees will be Stuart Burt and Simon Bennett, and the fourth official will be Darren England. The video assistant referee (VAR) will be John Brooks.

Liverpool vs Chelsea: prediction

Liverpool and Chelsea have made a habit of drawing with each other of late – their last four meetings have ended all square, be it after 90 or 120 minutes – and we expect Saturday to be no different.

Prediction: Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea

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