Yahoo News Is Everton v Nottingham Forest on TV? Channel, kick-off time, streaming details & how to watch
A huge match to kick-off a huge week for Nottingham Forest. The Reds go to Goodison Park looking for three points to lift them away from the Premier League drop zone - just a few days before learning their fate after appealing against a four-point sanction for breaking player spending rules.
For the record, Forest are a point and a place behind the Toffees in the top-flight table, so it’s everything to play for. And both teams were handed a huge boost on Saturday when Luton Town, who are third from bottom, were hammered by Brentford.
That means Forest, in 17th, are on 26 points having not won in the league since beating Newcastle at St James' Park on Boxing Day. Last time out, they drew 2-2 against Wolves. Everton, beaten 6-0 by Chelsea earlier this week, are 16th on 27 points, but having played a game less than the Reds. Luton, in the first relegation place, have 25 points.
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What time does Everton vs Forest kick off?
The game is being played at Goodison Park on Sunday, April 21, with kick-off at 1:30pm. Team news will be announced an hour earlier at 12.30pm.
Is Everton vs Forest on TV?
Yes, Everton vs Nottingham Forest has been selected by Sky Sports as part of their Premier League coverage this weekend. It will appear on the Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League satellite channels.
Where can I watch highlights?
Highlights will be uploaded to the Sky Sports YouTube channel straight after the match. Alternatively, Match of the Day 2 is on BBC One at 22.30pm.
How else can I follow the match?
NottinghamshireLive's Sarah Clapson will be at Goodison Park to bring you real-time updates from the game via our live match blog here on our website .
Can I stream Everton vs Forest?
Fans wishing to stream Everton vs Forest will be able to do so. NOW TV will be available to subscribers across various devices including TV and mobile. Sky Go's app will also be an option for those who are Sky customers, while the Premier League will also be showing the game through its broadcast partners worldwide.
