How to watch Everton vs Liverpool Women in UK and USA - TV channel, live stream

Liverpool is aiming to continue its recent upturn in form and put further distance between itself and the drop by picking up another positive result against Everton in the Merseyside Derby on Saturday

Liverpool will be hoping to follow up its recent FA Cup victory over Everton when the two teams reignite rivalries in the latest installment of the Merseyside Derby on Saturday

Liverpool travels to face local rivals Everton in the latest installment of the Merseyside Derby in the Women's Super League on Saturday, hoping to record a fourth win in six games in all competitions.

The Reds have seen an upturn in form of late, winning three of their last five to move five points clear of the foot of the table and reach the quarter-finals of the Women's FA Cup.

Ironically, Liverpool achieved the latter by defeating Everton 2-1 at St Helens Stadium just over a month ago, and will be aiming to retain their bragging rights over the Toffees when the two sides meet again this weekend.

Here, Liverpool.com tells you all you need to know about Liverpool's clash with Everton in the Women's Super League, including how you can tune into all the action as it unfolds.

When is Everton vs Liverpool Women?

Everton vs Liverpool will kick off at 12:00pm GMT (8:00am ET / 5:00am PT) on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at Goodison Park in Liverpool, England.

Everton's famous Goodison Park will stage Saturday's match

The last meeting between the two sides took place on Sunday, February 22, when the Reds overcame their local rivals 2-1 in the fifth round of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup at St Helens Stadium thanks to first-half goals by Mia Enderby and Beata Olsson.

How to watch

In the U.K., the match will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Mix, coverage getting underway at 11:50am GMT (7:50am ET / 4:50am PT).

In the U.S., fans can catch all the action on ESPN+.

Team news

Everton, which had won four in a row in the league before last week's 2-1 defeat to Manchester United, is expected to be without Megan Finnigan, Karen Holmgaard, Katja Snoeijs and Rion Ishikawa due to injury.

The Toffees, however, will be boosted by the return of Red Devils loanee Hannah Blundell to the squad after being ineligible to face her parent club seven days ago, while 2026 Asia Cup trio Clare Wheeler (Australia), Hikaru Kitagawa and Honoka Hayashi (both Japan) should be available for selection.

Liverpool will be hoping to welcome back Japanese duo Risa Shimizu and Fuka Nagano to the fold following their return from the 2026 Asian Cup

As for Liverpool, head coach Gareth Taylor should also be able to call upon his own Asian Cup duo in the form of defender Risa Shimizu and midfielder Fuka Nagano, who helped Japan win the tournament for the third time.

However, the Reds are expected to be without Lucy Parry for a second successive game through injury, while Sofie Lundgaard, Marie Hobinger, Sophie Roman Haug, Sam Kerr, and Zara Shaw remain out.