Burnley vs Liverpool: TV channel, live stream, injury news, team updates, prediction and more

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Liverpool and Burnley return from the international break for another big Premier League clash as both teams look to pick up some more momentum at the start of this season.

Starting with Liverpool, they sit top of the league heading into gameweek four, winning all three of their previous matches.

The Reds have been busy in the time since their last game, securing the transfer deadline day signing of Alexander Isak, but narrowly missing out on adding Marc Guehi to their ranks.

Following Liverpool’s win over Arsenal, there is some hope that Arne Slot’s team can only get better from here.

They take on a different test with newly promoted Burnley, who have one win to their name in the Premier League, beating Sunderland, while they will feel they should have more points on the board after a cruel, late defeat at the hands of Manchester United.

With a big clash at Turf Moor coming up, Scott Parker will be looking to cause an upset and inflict a first defeat on Liverpool this season.

So, with that said, here’s a look at everything you need to know ahead of Burnley vs Liverpool.

Burnley vs Liverpool kick-off time and date

Burnley play host to Liverpool at Turf Moor on Sunday, September 14.

Kick-off is scheduled for 2pm (BST), as both teams look to pick up some momentum after the international break.

Burnley vs Liverpool TV channel

Burnley vs Liverpool will be available via two TV channels: Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.

A valid Sky Sports subscription is required to access both channels.

Burnley vs Liverpool live stream

There will be a live stream for Burnley vs Liverpool available on the day via Sky Go.

A valid login and Sky Sports subscription are required to watch the action live on a phone, smart device or computer.

Who is the referee for Burnley vs Liverpool

The Premier League have announced that Michael Oliver will be the main match referee for Burnley vs Liverpool.

He will be joined by his assistants, Stuart Burt and James Mainwaring, while Chris Kavanagh is the fourth official.

In the VAR booth will be Paul Tierney and his assistant, Eddie Smart.

Burnley injury news and team updates

Burnley have three main injury concerns after the international break, as a few stars have knocks they have been dealing with.

Connor Roberts, Jordan Beyer and Zeki Amdouni are all doubts for the match.

• Connor Roberts
• Jordan Beyer
• Zeki Amdouni

Liverpool team news and injury updates

Jeremie Frimpong could make his return for Liverpool, following his muscular injury early on in the season.

Ibrahima Konate could make his return, after a few concerns surrounding his fitness, while it’s unclear if Alexander Isak will be fit enough to feature.

• Jeremie Frimpong
• Ibrahima Konate
• Alexander Isak

Burnley and Liverpool head-to-head record

There have been over 120 meetings between Liverpool and Burnley over their long history, with the latest encounter bringing fresh hope that each team can add another win to their tally.

Burnley are closing in on 40 wins over Liverpool, while the Reds are looking to extend their lead.

Burnley vs Liverpool prediction

Many may expect this to be a routine win for Liverpool, though it could end up being anything but that.

Burnley have been competitive in all of their fixtures so far, even if the scoreline against Tottenham in the opening game would suggest otherwise.

The question is whether Liverpool simply have too much in their attacking ranks in comparison, which they should do.

Prediction: Burnley 0-2 Liverpool.