Liverpool Women will head across town to Goodison Park on Sunday for a much-anticipated Merseyside derby against Everton Women.
The Reds currently occupy sixth place in the Women's Super League, while the Toffees find themselves rooted to the bottom of the table. Everton remain one of only two sides yet to secure a league victory this season, having recorded three draws and four defeats from their opening seven matches.
Their most recent outing saw them salvage a point away at Crystal Palace, with Honoka Hayashi scoring a second-half equalizer to secure a 1-1 draw and halt a run of two straight losses.
Liverpool's season has been a mixed bag so far, as their seven league fixtures have yielded two wins, three draws, and two defeats. However, their struggles have been evident in recent weeks, with last weekend's 3-0 loss to reigning champions Chelsea extending their winless streak in the league to four matches.
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How to watch Everton Women vs Liverpool FC Women online - TV channels & live streams
In the United Kingdom (UK), the Women's Super League match between Everton Women and Liverpool FC Women will be available to watch live on Sky Sports.
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Everton Women vs Liverpool FC Women kick-off time
The match will be played at Goodison Park on Sunday, October 17, with kick-off at 3 pm BST for fans in the UK.
Team news & squads
Everton Women team news
The hosts will be without Aurora Galli, Inma Gabarro, and Kenzie Weir, as all three are sidelined with anterior cruciate ligament injuries.
Defender Elise Stenevik is also unavailable due to a hamstring issue, while Karen Holmgaard faces a race against time to prove her fitness.
Lucy Hope, who missed the recent draw with Crystal Palace, remains a doubt and will undergo further assessment ahead of Sunday’s Merseyside derby.
Liverpool FC Women team news
On the other hand, the visitors are still missing Sofie Lundgaard and Sophie Roman Haug, who are recovering from knee and ankle injuries, respectively.
Lucy Parry continues to be sidelined with an Achilles problem that kept her out of the loss to Chelsea last weekend.
However, Liverpool manager Matt Beard has confirmed that Fuka Nagano is fit to return after overcoming an ankle injury, boosting the Reds' midfield options for the derby clash.