Live Online/ TV Coverage: In the UK, Sky Sports 2 will show live coverage of the Premier League match as well as extended highlights from 12.00 BST live on Sky Sports 2 and HD2. Commentary of the match is also available of BBC Radio 5 Live. In the U.S. , Fox Sports will show the game live from 07:45 EST.

Match Preview: Everton host Liverpool Saturday lunchtime in what should be one of the most even Merseyside derbies in recent years. Neither side have started the 2011/12 Premier League season badly but neither can say they have hit their best form.

Eleventh-place Everton takes on fifth-place Liverpool at home at Goodison Park in the 216th edition of the famous Merseyside derby. Everton has two wins, a draw and two losses after five games for seven points while Liverpool has played six matches and boast a record of three wins, a draw and two losses.

Everton find themselves without lynchpin Tim Cahill after he picked up an injury against Manchester City, but David Moyes is unlikely to defer from his usual method of flooding the midfield, potentially handing attack-minded Royston Drenthe his first start at Goodison Park.

For the visitors, captain Steven Gerrard is unlikely to start in the derby, but may still make an impact as sub, while young Martin Kelly should again deputise for Glen Johnson, who is out with a rib injury. Andy Carroll started against Wolves last week and could again be in line to partner Luis Suarez, although Dirk Kuyt does have a formidable scoring record in the derby.

Injury News

Everton: Tim Cahill is a doubt for Everton after he sustained a shin injury in a challenge with Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany last weekend. The Australian hasn't trained all week but Moyes will leave it as late as possible before deciding on the 32-year-old's fitness.

Striker Louis Saha is pushing for a recall after appearing as a substitute against City last weekend but fellow forward Victor Anichebe remains side-lined until December.

Liverpool: For Liverpool, skipper Steven Gerrard looks likely to start from the bench as he edges his way back to full fitness.

Teams

Everton: Howard, Hibbert, Distin, Jagielka, Baines, Coleman, Neville, Fellaini, Rodwell, Drenthe,
Saha

Liverpool: Reina, Kelly, Skrtel, Carragher, Enrique, Henderson, Adam, Lucas, Downing, Suarez, Carroll