Southampton Vs Everton LIVE stream: Is game on TV? Channel and how to watch

Everton will look to build on their first win of the season against West Ham as they travel to St. Mary’s to face Southampton this afternoon. 

Neal Maupay crashed in his first goal for the Toffees to give Frank Lampard’s side all three points at Goodison Park against David Moyes’ men.

The victory ensured Everton would not spend the duration of the international break in the bottom three and put them level on points with today’s opponents Southampton.

The Saints have experienced an inconsistent start to the new season, accumulating seven points from their opening seven matches.

After beating Chelsea 2-1 in late August in a brilliant display, Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side come into this game having lost their last two games narrowly to Wolves and Aston Villa.

Here’s everything you need to know about Southampton vs Everton.

Southampton vs Everton live stream and TV Channel

This game will not be televised in the UK due to the 3pm fixture broadcast blackout.

However, fans will be able to find highlights of the game on the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube Channel, or on Match of the Day at 22:30 tonight on BBC 1.

What time does Southampton vs Everton kick off?

Southampton’s encounter with Everton kicks off at 3pm (BST) at St. Mary’s Stadium on the South coast.

Southampton Team News

Hasenhuttl has the majority of his squad to select from, although Romeo Lavia and Valentino Livramento will not be available for this one.

Lavia is out with a muscle injury but is said to be close to returning to training, meanwhile Livramento is a long-term absentee with an ACL injury.

Manchester City loanee Sam Edozie will be pushing for his full Southampton debut after scoring twice for the England under-20s, while Armel Bella-Kotchap and Mohamed Salisu return fresh from making their international debuts for Germany and Ghana respectively.

Everton Team News

Lampard will receive a couple of injury boosts for this game, with Jordan Pickford expected to be available once again after recovering from injury, while Dominic Calvert-Lewin could feature in the squad following a lengthy spell on the sidelines.

However, first choice right-back Nathan Patterson sustained an ankle injury on international duty with Scotland that will see him miss up to five weeks.

Patterson joins an extensive injury list consisting of Mason Holgate, Ben Godfrey, Yerry Mina and Andros Townsend, all of whom will not feature in this game.