Liverpool Women vs Everton Women: Merseyside Derby Preview, TV Info & Team News
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Whether red or blue, bragging rights on Merseyside aren’t celebrated for a week – they are flaunted until the next time the two teams kick off.So, for Gareth Taylor’s Liverpool side, their next Women's Super League match against Everton means that little bit more. Their start to the season has shown promise, but defeat here would render it meaningless to Reds fans.Not to put a dampener on hopes for supporters, but Liverpool’s record at Anfield against their crosstown rivals is historically not the best.
Last season, Ornella Vignola’s hat-trick sunk the Reds to a 4-1 defeat on the opening day of the season – a result which set the club on a winless run until the new year.With Andoni Iraola in attendance, Gareth Taylor’s side will be hoping for improved fortunes this time around.Liverpool vs Everton match information• Date: Sunday 27 September 2026 Kick-off times: 2:00pm (BST) and 9:00am (ET)• Competition: Women’s Super League Matchday 4• Venue: Anfield - LiverpoolHow can I watch Liverpool vs Everton?The match is live on Paramount+ in the United States. You can stream it online via the NOW app or the Sky Go app with an active Sky Sports subscription.Other broadcasters around the world include Stan Sport in Australia, or if you are in a region without a local broadcast deal, the match is available to stream for free on the Official Barclays WSL YouTube Channel.Recent FormLiverpool (Home Side): It was a case of avoiding banana skins in Liverpool’s League Cup fixture against Sunderland in midweek – a feat they achieved, if not without a minor scare at going behind at half-time.Nevertheless, Gareth Taylor’s side continue to show why they are being pinpointed as one of the form teams in the WSL.
Setting up with two banks of four in front of one of the league’s best shot-stoppers, Courtney Brosnan, they challenge teams to break them down, and look to catch them out on the counter-attack.As a result, in all of Everton’s three WSL matches this season, the team have not scored more than a single goal, but have acquired two wins – beating both Charlton and West Ham 1-0 in their last two fixtures.By way of goals, a new-look frontline operates for them after the departures of Toni Payne to Inter and Kelly Gago to West Ham. Regular rotation across all their matches means that they only have one player ruled out for Sunday’s grudge match.Isabella Hobson, who received a rare start in the Toffees' League Cup victory over Birmingham City, was sadly removed from proceedings early through injury.