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Where to Watch Liverpool vs West Ham February 2026

Where to Watch Liverpool vs West Ham February 2026 – Maintaining their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League, Liverpool welcome relegation-threatened West Ham United to their home ground for their next Premier League 2025/2026 match.

The match is scheduled to take place at Anfield on Friday, 27 February 2026 at 15:00 local time.

The Hammers will attempt to take revenge on The Reds after suffering a 2-0 defeat in their previous meeting at the London Stadium three months ago.

For those who do not want to miss the excitement of this match, let us look at the recommendations from Mansion Sports for where to watch Liverpool vs West Ham February 2026.

Team Conditions Ahead of the Match

Liverpool

Liverpool’s Premier League matches this season have produced more goals in the 90th minute or later than any other team (13 - seven for, six against).

Nine of those goals have changed the outcome of matches, with The Reds scoring three winning goals (D2 L4).

The latest dramatic victory occurred last weekend when Alexis Mac Allister scored in the 97th minute to secure a 1-0 win for Arne Slot’s side away at Nottingham Forest.

The Argentine player had previously seen his goal disallowed by VAR a few minutes earlier in a match largely dominated by the home side.

At the same stage last year, Liverpool were 12 points clear at the top of the Premier League table with 66 points before eventually winning the title.

Now, The Reds in pursuit of a Champions League spot are 21 points worse off and sit in sixth place after 27 matches, level on points with Chelsea in fifth and only three points behind Manchester United in fourth.

Liverpool have won their last two Premier League matches 1-0 (against Forest and Sunderland) and enter Saturday’s match against West Ham aiming to secure three consecutive wins without conceding for the first time since Slot’s first three matches in charge of the club last season.

The Merseyside side are confident of claiming maximum points, as they have lost only once in their last 19 league meetings with The Hammers (W15 D3), winning seven of the last eight since a 3-2 away defeat in November 2021.

Liverpool remain without four injured players: Alexander Isak (foot), Conor Bradley, Giovanni Leoni (both knee), and Wataru Endo (ankle), but Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong could return after suffering back and hamstring problems.

Wirtz was withdrawn from the lineup before kickoff against Forest, but his injury is not considered serious, allowing him to potentially resume his preferred role as a number 10.

Whether Frimpong is ready to start remains uncertain, so Dominik Szoboszlai could be deployed again at right-back.

Out-of-form Cody Gakpo risks losing his place to 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha or Federico Chiesa, while Mohamed Salah and Hugo Ekitike are likely to continue leading the attack – although Salah has not scored in his last nine Premier League matches, and Ekitike has failed to score in seven of his last eight league appearances.

West Ham United

West Ham’s 14-year stay in the Premier League remains under threat, but the 11 points collected from their last six matches (W3 D2 L1) – the same total they managed from their previous 18 league games (W2 D5 L11) – have given them a chance of survival.

Five of those points were earned in February, with a 2-0 win at Burnley followed by consecutive draws against Manchester United (1-1) and Bournemouth (0-0).

The draw against the latter last weekend left The Hammers in 18th place in the table, two points adrift of safety.

A fast start against Liverpool could be crucial if West Ham are to produce an upset, as 59% of their Premier League goals this season have come in the first half, the highest proportion in the division (19/32).

Conversely, Liverpool have scored their lowest percentage of goals in the opening 45 minutes this season (31% - 13/42).

However, achieving a result at Anfield is not an easy task for The Hammers, who have won only once in 52 Premier League away matches against Liverpool (D12 L39), a 3-0 victory in August 2015 under former coach Slaven Bilic.

West Ham have also lost 26 of their 29 away matches against the previous season’s Premier League champions (W1 D2) – their only win coming against Manchester United in December 2001 – while head coach Nuno Espirito Santo has suffered more Premier League defeats against Liverpool than against any other opponent (eight), meaning history does not favor The Hammers this weekend.

For West Ham, Freddie Potts will serve the second of a three-match suspension, while January signing Pablo Felipe (calf) and backup goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski (back) remain sidelined with injuries.

Nuno may consider switching to a five-man defense, with Jean-Clair Todibo potentially returning to partner Konstantinos Mavropanos and Axel Disasi at the heart of the defense, while Aaron Wan-Bissaka and El Hadji Malick Diouf operate as wing-backs.

Mateus Fernandes, Tomas Soucek, and Soungoutou Magassa will compete for starting positions in midfield, while Crysencio Summerville and captain Jarrod Bowen are expected to provide attacking support for new signing Valentin Castellanos, who scored his first Premier League goal in West Ham’s most recent away match against Burnley.