Tottenham face a daunting trip to Anfield as they look to halt a poor run of Premier League form against title-chasing Liverpool. Here’s how to watch the clash between Tottenham and Liverpool on Sunday.
Tottenham Hotspur have managed just one win from their last five Premier League outings, with their sole victory coming against bottom-placed Southampton.
They’ve leaked six goals in their last two league matches while only managing to score three in return.
That run includes a damaging 2-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest, which marked their 18th loss of the season and leaves them precariously perched just one point above 17th-placed West Ham United.
Next up is a trip to face Liverpool at Anfield, a side who battered Tottenham 6-3 in their first meeting back in December.
When and where is the game?
The Premier League clash between Liverpool and Tottenham takes place at Anfield on Sunday, 27 April 2025, with kick-off scheduled for 4:30 PM (UK time).
How to watch Liverpool vs Tottenham in the Premier League
For fans watching in the UK, the match will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, and Sky Sports Ultra HDR.
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Liverpool vs Spurs team news
As far as team news goes, both clubs have relatively healthy squads going into this one. For Tottenham, Heung-min Son remains unavailable as he continues to nurse a foot injury, while Radu Dragusin is still sidelined due to his ACL issue.
Liverpool, meanwhile, are likely to be without Joseph Gomez, who’s dealing with a hamstring problem, and Tyler Morton is a doubt as he recovers from a shoulder injury.
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Given how poor Spurs have been in the league this season, it’s difficult to see how they come away from Anfield with anything. Liverpool, who currently top the table, could even secure the Premier League title with a win over the Lilywhites in front of their home fans.
Ange Postecoglou faces a real selection dilemma too, with Spurs also set to face BODO/Glimt in the semi-final first leg of their European tie straight after the Liverpool game. Balancing the squad for both fixtures won’t be straightforward.
All signs point to a tough afternoon for Tottenham, and if recent performances are anything to go by, the writing may already be on the wall.