Everton will return to Premier League action with their first home match of the season against West Brom today, and here’s how to watch the action LIVE.
Carlo Ancelotti’s men kicked off their season in winning ways with a shock 1-0 victory over Spurs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last weekend.
Slaven Bilic’s West Brom, on the other hand, will hope to bounce back from their 3-0 defeat to Leicester City at the Hawthorns.
Everton vs West Brom will be shown LIVE on BT Sport 1 HD and BT Sport Ultimate.
Fans can stream the Premier League match LIVE using BT Sport’s website or through the official app.
The BT Sport app is available through Apple TV, Samsung smart TVs and Now TV devices. The app can also be downloaded via Xbox and PlayStation consoles.
Coverage for the match begins on BT Sport at 11:30am local time ahead of the 12:30pm kick-off time.
BT Sport will show 32 fixtures at 12:30pm on Saturdays as part of the Premier League 2020-21 season.
The broadcaster has received the rights to show 52 Premier League fixtures LIVE for the new season.
Everton XI: Pickford; Coleman, Mina, Keane, Digne; Allan, Doucoure, Gomes; James Rodriguez, Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin.West Brom XI: Johnstone; Ajayi, Bartley, O’Shea; Furlong, Livermore, Sawyers, Gibbs; Pereira, Diangana, Robinson.
Everton will welcome West Brom to Goodison Park for the match. The clash will be held behind closed doors due to restrictions in place amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Leeds will also be in action at 3pm as they clash with Scott Parker’s Fulham side at Elland Road.
Meanwhile, Manchester United will play their first Premier League match of the season when they welcome Crystal Palace to Old Trafford for a 5:30pm kick-off.
Finally, Arsenal are in the 8pm kick-off slot as the Gunners will host West Ham at the Emirates.
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