Liverpool’s November schedule has been given a major shake-up, with three Premier League fixtures moved for television.
Which November Premier League fixture are you most looking forward to watching?
Liverpool supporters can start making fresh plans for November after three of the Reds’ Premier League fixtures were rescheduled for live television coverage, including two of the biggest dates in the calendar.
The club officially confirmed on Sunday that away trips to Crystal Palace and Everton, as well as Manchester United’s visit to Anfield, have all been moved from their original Saturday slots.
Arsenal Home
It means Andoni Iraola’s side face a demanding Premier League schedule during November. The month begins with Arsenal visiting Anfield on Sunday 1st November
REUTERS/Dylan Martinez Fenerbahce Away
Liverpool then travel to Turkey Wednesday 4th November to face Fenerbahce at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium in the Champions League and then head to Crystal Palace.
Crystal Palace Away
Liverpool were initially scheduled to travel to Selhurst Park on Saturday 7th November, but that fixture will now take place on Sunday 8th November at 2pm, with Sky Sports broadcasting the game live in the UK.
Manchester United Home
Two weeks later comes a fixture which rarely needs any additional build-up. Manchester United’s trip to Anfield has been shifted from Saturday 21st November 21 to Sunday 22nd November at 4.30pm, also live on Sky Sports.
Reuters/Peter CziborraEverton Away
The final change is perhaps the most eye catching from a supporters’ perspective.
Liverpool’s short journey across Stanley Park to face Everton will now kick off at 12pm on Sunday 29th November, with TNT Sports showing the latest Merseyside derby. The match will be played at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Reuters/Craig BroughAlterations A Familiar Theme
The alterations also continue a familiar theme for Liverpool supporters, with traditional Saturday 3pm kick-offs becoming increasingly scarce.
Liverpool’s original 2026/27 fixture list had all three of the Palace, United and Everton matches provisionally scheduled for Saturdays at 3pm before broadcast selections were made.
For Iraola and his players, November now has a very different complexion. Crystal Palace away. Manchester United at Anfield. Everton away.
Three Premier League games, three Sunday kick-offs and a potentially defining stretch heading towards the hectic festive period.
Which of the November games do you think with be the hardest challenge? Two massive rival's with Everton and Manchester United, do you think Liverpool will manage to take full points across November? leave your thoughts and comments below.
