Liverpool vs Brentford live stream, kick off time, TV channels in UK and USA

Liverpool vs Brentford will be shown in the UK at 4.30pm local time today (Sunday August 25, 2024) and it will be shown on two Sky Sports channels.

The second Premier League game of the season will be Arne Slot's first in front of the Anfield crowd and the match is a sell out. Fans who want to watch will have to resort to tuning in to a TV channel or streaming service.

The match will take place at 4.30pm on Sky Premier and Sky Main Event. It is the first time Liverpool will appear on Sky Sports in the 2024/25 season after previously being shown on TNT against Ipswich.

Sky Sports will show Bournemouth against Newcastle as the 1pm kickoff on the Sunday and the Liverpool coverage will follow that game on the main Sky channels. At the same time Sky will be showing the Welsh derby featuring Swansea and Cardiff in the Championship on its Sky Football channel.

Coverage of the Liverpool game begins at 4pm with kickoff at 4.30pm.

How to watch Liverpool vs Brentford in the UK

If you do not have a Sky subscription you can get one here. Those who already have Sky can add Sports here.

Fans can buy a daily pass to watch Sky Sports for £14.99 here. There is also the option of a monthly pass if you want to see a month's worth of Sky Sports football. If you are not based in the UK or you are abroad on holiday you will need to buy a VPN and set your server to the UK in order to view Sky on your laptop, tablet or mobile phone.

How to watch Liverpool vs Brentford in the US

Fans in the US will be able to watch the game but it will need a premium subscription. Liverpool's game against Brentford will be shown on Peacock Premium in the US. You can sign up to watch it here.

Can you still get tickets to Liverpool vs Brentford?

Hospitality seats that include a hotel stay the night before the game, a match day ticket and pre match entertainment are available for around £400 with stays in city centre hotels. Fans can book tickets for the match here. 

Tickets without a hotel stay are available from unofficial resale partners on sites such as Fanpass, which has tickets for the Anfield game on sale for around £160 a seat.