Liverpool and Tottenham meet at Anfield for a huge Premier League clash on Sunday afternoon.
The North London club are travelling to Merseyside full of nerves after West Ham picked up a crucial point at home to Manchester City on Saturday.
It meant that a Nottingham Forest win and Spurs loss would put them in joint-18th place, only ahead of the Hammers on goal difference.
For Liverpool, they still have ambitions of reaching the Champions League next season, but need to win if they are to take advantage of Chelsea’s loss earlier in the weekend.
You can catch up with all the team news right here on 101Great Goals.
Liverpool team news
Liverpool starting XI: Alisson, Gomez, Van Dijk, Wirtz, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Gakpo, Robertson, Frimpong, Gravenberch, Ngumoha
Liverpool substitutes: Mamardashvili, Konate, Kerkez, Salah, Chiesa, Jones, Ekitike, Nyoni, Ramsay
Tottenham team news
Tottenham starting XI: Vicario, Dragusin, Danso, Richarlison, Tel, Gray, Solanke, Porro, Spence, Sarr, Souza
Tottenham substitutes: Kinsky, Austin, Xavi, Kolo Muani, Olusesi, Roswell, Wilson
Where to watch Liverpool v Tottenham: TV and online streams
The match will be broadcast live in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.
Fans can also watch the game through Sky Go or stream it via NOW TV with a valid subscription.
Kick-off at Anfield is scheduled for 4:30pm GMT on Sunday.
Stats for Liverpool v Tottenham
- Liverpool have lost just one of their last 31 home league games against Tottenham Hotspur (W21 D9), and are unbeaten in 14 (W10 D4) since a 2-0 loss in May 2011.
- Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur is the highest scoring fixture in Premier League history, with 209 goals. Liverpool have scored 127 of these, with only the Reds themselves netting more against a specific opponent in the competition (131 vs Newcastle).
- Tottenham Hotspur have earned 19 of their 29 points in the Premier League this season away from home, a ratio of 66%. In the competition’s history, only Ipswich Town in 2024-25 (68% – 15/22) and Crystal Palace in 1997-98 (67% – 22/33) have ever earned a larger share of their points on the road.
