Whenever Liverpool play Everton in a Merseyside derby, it is worth paying attention. And it is especially worth paying attention when the cross-town rivals meet in the FA Cup third round today (January 5).

Liverpool is the heavy favorite to win the Premier League, with a big lead in the standings. And today's game will be played at Anfield, Liverpool's home ground, where Everton has not won since 1999. This time, however, the Toffees have several advantages: they are playing better under new coach Carlo Ancelotti, and Liverpool's schedule was packed with league games and the Club World Cup in December. Liverpool had a packed schedule in December with league games and the Club World Cup.

It is quite difficult to watch the Liverpool vs. Everton game on TV in the United States. However, we can help you find a live stream and give you pointers to use a VPN to watch the FA Cup matchup if you are out of the country.

If you are traveling in an area where you cannot access the Liverpool vs. Everton match through regular channels, you can try a virtual private network, or VPN. with VPN software, it is as if you are surfing the web from home, and you can always You can access streaming services.

We have tested a variety of services, but the one we chose as the best VPN overall is ExpressVPN. we like the combination of performance and customer support we get from ExpressVPN.

Viewers in the U.S. have only one option for watching FA Cup matches, including the Liverpool vs. Everton showdown: ESPN+ has exclusive rights to the FA Cup in the U.S., so they can watch Liverpool vs. Everton on its subscription streaming service.

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But there is also good news: you don't need a cable subscription to watch ESPN+; "ESPN+" includes the FA Cup as well as the League Cup, English Championship, and Italian Serie A matches, making it a good, inexpensive service for soccer fans.

You can watch ESPN+ on Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and many Samsung TVs; the ESPN app for Android and iOS devices also has an ESPN+ tab, access to the streaming service directly from the ESPN website.