Arne Slot, manager of Liverpool(Image: Naomi Baker - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images)

Liverpool v Aston Villa TV channel, kick-off time and live stream details

by · Wales Online

Liverpool are on the hunt for their ninth Premier League victory as they aim to maintain their strong start to the season. After securing victories against Brighton and Bayer Leverkusen at home this week, they're set to face Unai Emery's Aston Villa next.

Securing another win is crucial for the Reds to remain at the top of the table going into the November international break. Manchester City, currently in second place and trailing by just two points, will be heading to the south coast to clash with Brighton on Saturday evening.

In the meantime, Arsenal, their rivals, are scheduled to journey to Stamford Bridge to face off against Chelsea on matchday 11. Another loss for Mikel Arteta's team could see them fall 10 points behind Liverpool by Sunday's end, reports the Liverpool Echo.

The Reds have only suffered one defeat to Nottingham Forest, who are unexpectedly in third place. However, it's anticipated that City and Arsenal will be the other two teams battling for the Premier League title alongside Arne Slot's side.

Here is the information on how to follow the match both in the UK and overseas.

When does the Liverpool vs Aston Villa match kick-off?

The game at Anfield is set to kick-off at 8pm on Saturday, November 9.

Will the Liverpool vs Aston Villa match be televised?

Yes, you can catch the match on TNT Sports 1, with coverage commencing at 7pm. It will also be available for streaming online via the Discovery+ app.

How can I watch the match if I'm abroad?

The match will also be accessible for viewing beyond the UK - you can catch all the action through one of the Premier League's international broadcast partners. The complete list can be found here.

How can I view Liverpool vs Aston Villa highlights?

BBC One will showcase highlights on Match of the Day at 11pm on Saturday night. Supporters can also relive the top moments via the TNT Sports website and app, as well as Liverpool's official YouTube channel shortly after the final whistle.