Fulham v Liverpool live stream and kick-off time: TV channel and how to watch Premier League clash

Struggling Fulham host Premier League champions Liverpool on Sunday.

The Cottagers were swept aside by Manchester City last weekend and now face another tough top-flight test.

Liverpool face Fulham in the Premier League on SundayGetty Images - Getty

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool thrashed Wolves in their last league outing and will be looking to keep pace with their fellow title challengers.

The Reds face a huge match against Tottenham on Wednesday but will not want any slip ups in west London.

Fulham v Liverpool: Date and kick-off time

This match will be held at Selhurst Park on Sunday, December 13 and will kick-off at 2:15pm.

This fixture finished in a 1-1 draw last season while Spurs saw off Palace 4-0 in north London.

Palace have not beaten Spurs since January 2015.

Fulham v Liverpool: TV channel and live stream

The game is being broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League from 2pm and follows their coverage of Southampton v Sheffield United .

Sky Sports customers can live stream this via the app using their mobile, tablet or computer devices.

If not, you can purchase a Sky Sports Day Pass from NowTV for £8.99.

Fulham v Liverpool: Team news

Fulham have no new injuries to deal with and may name the same side for a third consecutive match.

Full-back Kenny Tete made his comeback from a calf strain by playing for the under-23 side on Friday but won’t be involved.

Liverpool could have Alisson and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain back but both will need to be checked ahead of kick-off.

Diogo Jota and Kostas Tsimikas are doubts having suffered minor problems against Midtjylland in midweek.

Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez, James Milner, Thiago Alcantara and Xherdan Shaqiri remain out.

Fulham v Liverpool: What has been said?

Scott Parker knows his new-look Fulham defence will be up against it when they host Liverpool on Sunday.

“I think it’s a tough test, arguably the toughest test of the year for the defenders,” he said.

“The three or four players – Jota, Salah, Mane and Firmino – they’re top class who bring a different dynamic to most teams in the sense they look to run the space, get in behind you, get in on the counter, the speed, pace.

“So it’s going to have to be a big game from our defence at the weekend and they’re going to come up against a real hard test.

“There’s always tests in this division that they’ve come up against before and executed, so it’s a big challenge which I’m looking forward to seeing.”

Scott Parker’s Fulham host Premier League champions Liverpool this weekend

Fulham v Liverpool: Match stats and facts

None of Fulham’s 14 Premier League home games against Liverpool have finished level, with the Cottagers winning just five to the Reds’ nine. Liverpool have won their last six Premier League meetings with Fulham by an aggregate score of 18-4, since losing both meetings against them in the 2011-12 campaign. Liverpool have scored in both halves in each of their last six Premier League meetings with Fulham – only against Bournemouth (7) have they ever found the net either side of half-time in more consecutive Premier League meetings. Fulham have lost their last six home Premier League matches played on Sunday, with only Aston Villa losing more in a row in home matches on Sundays in Premier League history (seven in a row between 2015 and 2020). Liverpool have won their last 18 Premier League matches against newly-promoted teams – in top-flight history, only Chelsea (27 between October 2002 and November 2006) have had a longer winning run against newly-promoted teams. Fulham boss Scott Parker has lost 15 of his 21 Premier League matches as a manager (71.4%), the second-highest ratio of any manager with 20+ games, behind Roy McFarland (72.7%, lost 16 out of 22). Jürgen Klopp’s last 15 Premier League defeats in charge of Liverpool have been spread over a period of 161 matches. Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has won 16 of his 26 away Premier League matches in London (61.5%), the best win ratio of any manager to manage in at least 10 away games in England’s capital city. Fulham’s André-Frank Zambo Anguissa has completed the most dribbles in the Premier League this season (38); Zambo Anguissa has ended on the losing side in 73% of his appearances in the competition (24/33), with only former Sunderland and Ipswich midfielder Tommy Miller losing a higher percentage (76%) among players with 30+ games. Since the start of the 2017/18 season, Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has scored 82 goals in 118 Premier League appearances, the most of any player in that time. However, Salah has scored just one goal in his last 12 games in London, netting against West Ham in January. Liverpool’s Georginio Wijnaldum has played exactly 95 times in both home and away Premier League games – in home games, the Dutchman has scored 23 goals from 143 shots (16.1% conversion), while away from home, he has netted just three times from 85 shots (3.5% conversion).