Crystal Palace vs. Liverpool: Your Complete Guide to Catching All the Action Live

The Premier League's final two undefeated teams clash this Saturday as Crystal Palace host league leaders Liverpool at Selhurst Park.

Palace boasts an outstanding unbeaten streak of 17 games, while the Reds have secured victory in every competitive match this campaign—though they did fall to the Eagles in August's Community Shield. It represents a fascinating contest between two distinctly different playing philosophies.

Oliver Glasner's squad, known for their cautious and calculated style, will pose significant problems for the defending champions, yet Liverpool's offensive firepower and ability to deliver crucial late moments makes them clear favorites heading into the weekend.

Whatever the result, Saturday's encounter at Selhurst Park promises to be thrilling entertainment, with fans from both clubs eager to witness the spectacle.

Here's your viewing guide for the match.

Crystal Palace vs. Liverpool Kick-Off Time

Crystal Palace vs. Liverpool TV and Streaming Information

Regrettably for viewers in the United Kingdom, Liverpool's visit to Palace won't be broadcast on television due to the traditional 3 p.m. blackout restriction. This marks the first Liverpool game not shown live this campaign, forcing supporters to rely on old-school methods to follow the action. BBC Radio Merseyside, BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT will all provide audio commentary of the encounter.

Fans in the United States face no such limitations, with both Peacock and Amazon Prime Video carrying the match. Amazon Prime Video is also screening the game in Canada and Mexico.

Canadian viewers have two additional viewing options through DAZN and FuboTV coverage, while Mexican audiences can also tune in via HBO Max and TNT Sports.

Upcoming Fixtures for Crystal Palace and Liverpool

Liverpool's visit to Selhurst Park won't be easy, but two potentially more demanding challenges await. The Reds face the passionate Galatasaray supporters in midweek during their Champions League comeback, before making the trip to Chelsea in next weekend's Premier League action.

Palace also have European commitments midweek, meeting Dynamo Kyiv in their opening Europa Conference League league phase fixture. The Eagles then make the journey to Liverpool's local rivals Everton next Sunday in domestic competition.