Liverpool Women head into this Merseyside derby eager to build on a promising run in the Women’s Super League. Under the guidance of Matt Beard, they have produced some eye–catching displays at Prenton Park, with captain Sophie Bradley-Auckland marshaling a defence that has conceded just eight goals in their last six outings. Up front, Rinsola Babajide’s pace and movement offer a constant threat to opposition backlines, making Liverpool a dangerous side on the break.
Everton Women arrive in confident mood after picking up seven points from their last four matches under Brian Sørensen. Key summer signing Lee Geum-min has added creativity in the final third, while Stina Blackstenius continues to shoulder the goal-scoring burden. With both teams eyeing a top-half finish, this fixture carries extra weight: a derby victory could provide a major boost to morale and momentum as the season reaches its halfway point.
Broadcast Details
Fans looking to catch every moment of Liverpool Women v Everton Women can tune in live at 12:00 UK time via the official WSL YouTube channel. The match will be streamed in high definition at no cost, offering global access to supporters of both sides. Simply search for “WSL YouTube” in your browser or YouTube app and click the live stream link once it goes live.
For viewers on mobile devices, the Women’s Super League YouTube feed is fully optimised for smartphones and tablets, ensuring seamless streaming on the go. Pre-match build-up begins around 11:45 UK time, featuring expert analysis and team news, so make sure to subscribe to the WSL YouTube channel and hit the notification bell to avoid missing any updates.
Prediction
Given Liverpool’s strong home form and Everton’s occasional defensive lapses on the road, this clash looks set to produce goals. Liverpool Women’s attacking duo of Babajide and Hollie McLoughlin should create chances against an Everton defence that has leaked ten goals in its last six away fixtures. Conversely, Everton’s midfield creativity, led by Lee Geum‐min, could punish any gaps in Liverpool’s backline.
Our forecast is a narrow 2-1 victory for Liverpool Women. We expect Liverpool to take an early lead through a well-worked move, but Everton will fight back in the second half, drawing level with a fine strike from Blackstenius. Ultimately, home advantage and Margot Lambert’s late intervention are likely to seal the win for the hosts. This result would keep Liverpool in contention for a Europe-challenging position and leave Everton frustrated by the fine margins of derby football.
