How to watch Everton vs Liverpool Premier League live and match preview

It's desperate times for Everton as they host a Liverpool team that's flying. Here's how you can watch.
Everton have gone winless in 7 consecutive Premier League matches as they slump to 14th on the table. Last week they suffered a 1-0 loss away at Brentford, conceding via a 24th-minute penalty.
Meanwhile, Liverpool demolished Southampton 4-0 to move within 2 points of league leaders Chelsea. They are the only side with a superior goal difference (+28) to Chelsea (+26) at this point of the season.
When is Everton vs Liverpool?
This match kicks off at 7:15am AEDT on Thursday 2 December at Goodison Park, the home of Everton.
How to watch Everton vs Liverpool live
All matches of the Premier League are broadcast live and only via Optus Sport. You can check out our full Premier League viewing guide for more details.
Stream Everton vs Liverpool on Optus Sport
If you're not an Optus customer or your Optus plan doesn't come with a free Optus Sport membership, you can still join up to catch all the Premier League action.
A monthly pass costs $14.99 and gets you access to all the latest league news, results, fixtures, highlights, press conferences and statistics via the Optus Sport website or mobile app.
You can also save 22% with an annual subscription to Optus Sport. The platform comes with a range of mini highlights packages, ranging from 3 minutes through to a full 90-minute replay. We have a full guide to Optus Sport for you.
You can use Optus Sport with most modern devices, including PCs, Macs, iOS and Android devices, or on your TV via Fetch, Apple TV, Chromecast, Xbox One or Telstra TV.
Who will win Everton vs Liverpool?
This edition of the famed Merseyside derby certainly brings together 2 teams on very different paths. Liverpool are eyeing off a second Premier League title under Jurgen Klopp while Everton are again being accused of underachieving.
Everton won 4 of their first 6 games before falling in a heap with the last 7 matches producing 5 losses and 2 draws. During that time they have scored just 4 times and conceded 13 goals.
Former Liverpool boss Rafa BenÃtez will also manage against his old side for the first time. The visitors have produced strong form against Southampton and also Porto before that.
It's hard to see this going any other way than with Liverpool claiming all 3 points.
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