Liverpool vs Southampton live stream: how to watch today's Premier League football online

Liverpool are on a roll, but if they're serious about a title challenge then their winning form must continue. Southampton are in town to try and end The Reds 100% record and you can find out if they pull it off by tuning into a live stream of the match.

Until a week ago, Liverpool hadn't met a top-echelon side so far this season, but having taken on and beaten both Tottenham and PSG in the last seven days, Jurgen Klopp's players will be brimming with confidence. While The Reds' pacy front line will always cause trouble, it's been the steely core of Joe Gomez and Virgil van Dijk with James Milner in front that's been most impressive so far this season.

That tough nut to crack becomes even tougher for Saints with in-form striker Danny Ings unavailable for selection against his parent club, so the weight of responsibility will rest on Shane Long up front. Inspiration may come from further back however, with Pierre-Emile Højbjerg looking to build on the spectacular goal he netted against Brighton last time out.

Will Klopp's side march on or could Saints be the first team to take points off The Reds this season? Find out by following the instructions below to live stream Liverpool vs Southampton – and don't forget we've also got our Premier League watching guide to help you out with the rest of your live stream needs this EPL season.

Use a VPN to watch Premier League football from anywhere

If you're out of a country that's usually showing a televised Premier League match, or if you're not by a TV come kick-off time for the big games – don't sweat. With numerous online channels and, crucially, the option of a VPN service, you can tune into this televised fixture no matter where you are in the world. And best of all, it's really easy to do:

How to stream Liverpool vs Southampton live in the UK

Hard to believe, isn't it, that outside of the UK, there is a live stream of every single Premier League game somewhere in the world? For example, NBC in the US and Optus Sport in Australia have both got the rights to show every single of the 380 Premier League matches. But the UK doesn't have the rights to show you any 3pm kick-offs.