Home / Football / Premier League News LIVE Liverpool v Tottenham: Commentary, updates, goals and stats as Reds seek to pile more misery on hapless visitors Liverpool host Tottenham this afternoon. Follow all the action with our live commentary... Written by Jon Fisher Last Update: March 13, 2026 03:37:01 pm GMT 2 min read Tottenhams season lurched to a new low on Tuesday night when they were hammered 5-2 by Atletico Madrid and produced another shambolic display in a growing collection. Interim boss Igor Tudor has failed to stem the slide and relegation is now a genuine possibility for the North London club.It is unlikely to get any better on Merseyside against a Liverpool side smarting from a 1-0 defeat at Galatasaray in midweek.Arne Slots Reds are sixth but aiming for a top-four place.Table of Contents1 Where to watch Liverpool v Tottenham: TV and online streams2 Stats for Liverpool v TottenhamWhere to watch Liverpool v Tottenham: TV and online streamsKick-off on Sunday is at 16:30 GMT (11:30 ET / 08:30 PT), with live coverage in the UK on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra.ViaNow TV, Sky Sports costs �14.99 for a day membership, �28 a month for a 12-month membership or �34.99 a month with no contract.Sky Sports memberships include access to all 12 live Sky Sports channels and Sky Sports+, which offers live streams and a dedicated channel.Streaming is availableon a vast variety of devices via the Sky GO app.If you dont live in the UK, clickHERE, to discover which station may be showing the game in your region.Stats for Liverpool v TottenhamLiverpool have lost just one of their last 31 home league games against Tottenham Hotspur, and are unbeaten in 14 since a 2-0 loss in May 2011Tottenham Hotspur have won just one of their last 16 Premier League games against Liverpool, losing the last four in a rowLiverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur is the highest scoring fixture in Premier League history, with 209 goals Topics: Liverpool F.C. Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Follow us: Jon Fisher Jon has over 20 years' experience in sports journalism having worked at the Press Association, Goal and Stats Perform, covering three World Cups, an Olympics and numerous other major sporting events. Read more from Jon Fisher
