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Liverpool plays the final game of its tour of Asia today as it takes on Yokohama F Marinos in Japan, with eyes firmly on the start of the new Premier League season.

We're now just a little over two weeks away from the Reds getting their title defense underway against Bournemouth on August 15, and Arne Slot's side will be aiming to bounce back following Saturday's defeat at the hands of AC Milan.

They will be expected to beat their Japanese opponent today, with plenty to look out for from a Reds perspective, especially with another debut set to be handed out to Hugo Ekitike following his move from Eintracht Frankfurt last week.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Liverpool vs Yokohama in the US and UK today.

What time is kick-off?

The game kicks off at 7:30 pm local time at the Nissan Stadium in Yokohama, which means fans in the UK will have to tune in at 11:30 am to watch all the action.

The bad news for US fans is that means it will be a very early wake-up call if they want to watch live.

UK fans with a subscription to LFCTV will be able to watch the game live, while it can also be streamed via Liverpool's All Red Video, with coverage getting underway from 11:30 am.

New members to the service can actually get their first month for free if they sign up now, meaning all of the club's pre-season games will be available to watch for nothing.

Fans in the US will be able to catch all the action on the CBS Sports Network, while the game can also be streamed via Paramount+.

Paramount+ offers plans starting at 7.99 and allows you to stream tons of movies, shows, and live television.

The striker sat out Saturday's defeat to AC Milan after only landing in Hong Kong a couple of days prior, but having trained with his new teammates since then, he will be expected to play some part today.

Luis Diaz will of course not be involved, with the winger set to be unveiled as a Bayern Munich player later today after leaving the tour to complete his move to Germany.

Alisson Becker misses out after returning home early due to personal reasons

Joe Gomez is also out after leaving the tour early, while Alexis Mac Allister is not expected to play a part after returning to training this week for the first time this summer.

Darwin Nunez and Wataru Endo could be back in action after missing the defeat to Milan, with the former's involvement potentially providing a hint over his future.