How to watch Everton vs Crystal Palace - TV channel, live stream details, kick-off time

Everton go in search of a first win of the season when they welcome Crystal Palace to Goodison Park. Buoyed by the news that The Friedkin Group have agreed to end two years of ownership uncertainty, Sean Dyche's side have been handed a big boost before kick-off.

The match will be the first time Everton have played since the Friedkins announced their intention to buy the club. The Toffees will now be hoping to make use of the much-needed positivity on the pitch.

Despite ending last season well, Oliver Glasner's Palace are also winless five matches in - with six teams in total still searching for an elusive victory - and only start the day two points ahead of Everton. A win for the home side could see them leap up the table to 14th if other Premier League results go their way.

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Dyche will just be keen to get the season fully up and running, however. Here, The Liverpool ECHO brings you all the details for how to follow the match;

When is Everton vs Crystal Palace and what time is kick-off?

Everton vs Crystal Palace is scheduled to start at 3pm at Goodison Park on Saturday, September 28. It will be played at the same time as Chelsea vs Brighton, Brentford vs West Ham, Arsenal vs Leicester, and Nottingham Forest vs Fulham in the afternoon slot.

Newcastle take on Manchester City in the first fixture of the weekend at 12.30pm on Saturday, while Liverpool travel to Wolves for the 5.30pm match. Ipswich vs Aston Villa is at 2pm on Sunday afternoon with Manchester United hosting Tottenham in a standout clash of the weekend at 4.30pm, while Bournemouth and Southampton are due to go head-to-head at 8pm on Monday night.

Is Everton vs Crystal Palace on TV?

Kind of. Although there are broadcasters across the world casting a glance on the match, UK blackout rules mean that viewers in England wanting to watch the game live will need to be in the stadium in order to catch it. As you will be aware, regulations do not allow for 3pm matches to be shown on TV.

There are plenty of ways for those outside of the UK to catch the action, though. These can be found below.

How to watch Everton vs Crystal Palace

Here are some of the international broadcasters for Everton vs Crystal Palace; Arena Sport (Serbia, Slovenia), Astro SuperSport, beIN (Turkey), Canal+ (France, Czech Republic), DAZN (Spain, Portugal), FuboTV (Canada), Hub Premier, Nova Sports, Optus Sport, Peacock (USA), Prima Sport, SuperSport (Albania), Siminn Sport, TSN (Malta) and V Sport ViaPlay (Denmark, Netherlands, Norway).

The Liverpool ECHO will also be running a dedicated live match blog from Goodison Park with full game build-up, updates throughout the 90 minutes, reaction, analysis, and press conference coverage. Highlights will be available on Sky Sports' YouTube channel shortly after full-time.

Match of the Day will also have analysis and highlights on Saturday evening. There's a Sunday morning repeat, too.