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Liverpool will face Crystal Palace at Anfield with the Premier League trophy lift coming afterward(Image: Simon Stacpoole/Offside/Offside via Getty Images)

Liverpool's final match of the season awaits as they host Crystal Palace at Anfield in the Premier League.

Since then, the Reds have received three guards of honour and could be given another when they take on Palace on Sunday afternoon.

After the final whistle, Liverpool will be presented with the Premier League trophy for the first time in front of supporters at Anfield since 1990.



Club captain Virgil van Dijk will be handed the trophy by Reds legend Alan Hansen.

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Here, the ECHO takes a look at the TV info needed for Liverpool vs Crystal Palace in the Premier League.

Liverpool's Premier League clash against Crystal Palace is scheduled to kick off at 4pm on Sunday, May 25 at Anfield.

Yes.

Sky Sports have chosen Liverpool vs Palace as part of their Premier League coverage this weekend.

Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea is also being televised on Sky, while TNT Sports will be broadcasting Manchester United vs Aston Villa.

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The game is also being shown live worldwide by broadcasters with a Premier League rights agreement.

This includes beIN SPORTS in the Middle East and North Africa as well as Peacock in the United States of America.

Optus will be showing the action in Australia while SuperSports has the rights to the game in sub-Saharan Africa.

Sky will also be covering the game in Italy and Germany while V Sport is where the match will be shown in Scandinavia.

The ECHO will also be in attendance at Anfield to provide live match updates and post-match reaction as Liverpool are officially crowned as Premier League champions.

With Sky Sports broadcasting the fixture on Merseyside, the match is also available to be live streamed on Sunday afternoon.

Sky customers will be able to live stream the action via the Sky Go app on mobile devices, as well as online.

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NOWTV will also be live streaming the match at Anfield on Sunday afternoon, which will be available to paying customers online and via their mobile and TV app.

The game is also being shown live through streaming services with an agreement with the Premier League.
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