Liverpool vs. Burnley live stream sees EPL soccer return to Anfield. It has been over 17 months since this iconic stadium has welcomed a packed crowd, so the atmosphere should be electric. Expect the Reds to put on a show for their fans against Burnley.

Liverpool put the bad memories of last season's disappointing campaign behind them with a dominant away win over Norwich last weekend. After a slow start, the Reds were able to pull off a 0-3 victory with goals from Diogo Jota, Roberto Firmino, and, of course, Mohamed Salah.

Liverpool will gain momentum this weekend with the return of influential captain Jordan Henderson, but first-choice left back Andy Robertson is still injured, so Kostas Chimikas will retain his starting spot.

Elsewhere, Sadio Mane, Iota, and Salah will start up front, while teenage prospect Harvey Elliott will enter midfield for his Premier League debut.

Meanwhile, Burnley are trying to bounce back from their opening day loss to Brighton. The visitors took the lead in the opening two minutes, but conceded two goals in the last five minutes of the game to lose 1-2.

Taking a point from Anfield is a tall order, but Burnley have a proven track record in this area. Last season they shocked the footballing world with a 1-0 win on Merseyside, ending Liverpool's 68-match unbeaten home record in the EPL. In an attempt to replicate that feat, coach Sean Dyche will make two changes to his squad, replacing Jay Rodriguez and Ashley Westwood with Josh Brownhill and Ashley Barnes.

Here is the lineup:

Liverpool Alisson, Alexander Arnold, Matip, van Dijk, Zimikas, Henderson, Keita, Mane, Iota, Elliott, Salah

Replacements Adrian, Keleher, Konate, Thiago, Firmino, Gomez, Jones, Nanno, Robertson

Burnley Pope, Lawton, Mee, Tarkowski, Taylor, Gudmundsson, Brownhill, Cork, McNeil, Barnes, Wood

Replacements Hennessey, Norris, Rodriguez, Collins, Peters, Bardsley, Thomas, Richardson, Dodgson

Who will come out on top? That's what you can find out by watching the Liverpool vs. Burnley live stream. And don't forget to check out our complete hub for watching Premier League 21/22 to stay informed on all 380 games this season.

Liverpool vs Burnley live stream will be shown on many different channels around the world.

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U.S. soccer fans can watch Liverpool vs. Burnley live stream on Peacock and NBC streaming services. To watch, they must sign up for a Premium membership ($4.99/month) or Premium Plus membership ($9.99/month, which also displays no ads). The game begins at 7:30 a.m. EST/4:30 a.m. PST.

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Canadians can watch Liverpool vs. Burnley live stream on DAZN.

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BT Sport has a live stream of Liverpool vs. Burnley in the UK.

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Australians can watch Liverpool vs. Burnley live stream on Optus Sport, which has the rights to all 380 Premier League games this season; Optus can be accessed through a dedicated app on mobile and tablet devices, Chromecast and Apple TV. Annual passes are also available for A$139 per year, but the price has dropped to A$99 in a current promotion.

Not currently offered in Australia, a VPN allows you to use your Optus account to watch all the action as if you were at home.

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