Watch Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday February 6 for what's sure to be a thrilling second leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final. Here, FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Liverpool vs Spurs online, on TV, including details of a free live stream in the UK.
With Tottenham earning a 1-0 win in the first leg in January, the reigning Carabao Cup champions Liverpool have work to do if they're to reach another final. Newcastle await at Wembley, having beaten Arsenal on Wednesday.
It should be another thrilling night of Carabao Cup semi final action – read on for our guide on how to watch a Liverpool vs Spurs live stream wherever you are in the world.
Key information
• Liverpool vs Tottenham Date: Thursday, February 6, 2025
• Liverpool vs Tottenham Kick-off time: 8.00pm GMT / 3.00pm ET
• Liverpool vs Tottenham Venue: Anfield, Liverpool
• Liverpool vs Tottenham FREE stream: ITVX
• Liverpool vs Tottenham TV & Streaming: ITV, Sky Sports (UK) | Paramount+ (US)
• Watch from anywhere: Try NordVPN risk-free
Watch Liverpool vs Spurs: Free live stream in the UK
Good news for fans in the UK, you can watch Liverpool vs Spurs for free thanks to ITV, who are showing the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi final on February 6.
Sky Sports is the main UK rights-holder for the EFL Cup but there's an agreement in place to share certain matches with public free-to-air broadcasters. After the first leg of the other semi final between Arsenal and Newcastle was handed to ITV, the same is now happening for the second leg of the clash between Liverpool and Spurs.
Liverpool vs Spurs will be shown on terrestrial television on ITV1, with a live stream available on the ITVX streaming platform – you need to register (and have a TV licence) but don't need to pay. Coverage starts at 7.30pm ahead of the 8pm kick-off.
Sky Sports subscribers who'd rather continue to watch there can enjoy an extra half-hour of build-up from 7pm on Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event.
Watch Tottenham vs Liverpool from anywhere
What if you're away from home for Liverpool vs Spurs, and your usual streaming service is geo-restricted? Well, there is a neat solution. A VPN - or Virtual Private Network - is a piece of software that sets your IP address to make your device appear to be in any country in the world.
Provided it complies with your broadcaster’s T&Cs, you can use a VPN to unblock the streaming services you subscribe to, and it also comes with added internet security benefits.
FourFourTwo’s colleagues TechRadar are experts in this field, and they reckon NordVPN is the best VPN provider on the market.
Watch Liverpool vs Spurs elsewhere in the world
Watch Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur the US
Fans in the US can watch a Liverpool vs Tottenham live stream on Paramount+, which is the home of the Carabao Cup in the US.
You can get Paramount+ for just $7.99 a month on the Essential package, or $12.99 for Showtime, which strips out the adverts and adds a heap of movies. Subscriptions will also get you Champions League and Europa league soccer.
Kick-off is at 3.00pm ET / 12.00pm PT.
Can I watch Liverpool vs Spurs in Australia?
Fans in Australia can watch Liverpool vs Spurs on beIN Sports.
You need a subscription to the beIN Connect streaming platform, where prices start from $14.99 a month, but you can currently take advantage of a seven-day free trial.
Kick-off is at 7am AEDT on Friday February 7.
Can I watch Liverpool vs Spurs in New Zealand?
Like in Australia, Liverpool vs Spurs is on beIN Sports in New Zealand.
Subscriptions are priced at $14.99 a month and you also get that seven-day free trial.
Kick-off is at 9am NZDT on Friday February 7.
Can I watch Liverpool vs Spurs in Canada?
In Canada, there will be a Liverpool vs Spurs live stream on DAZN.
Subscriptions cost $34.99 on a monthly basis, but you do also get Champions League soccer with that.
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Liverpool vs Spurs: First leg re-cap
Tottenham Hotspur 1 – 0 Liverpool
Goal: Lucas Bergvall 86'
Spurs take a one-goal lead to Anfield the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi final after beating Liverpool 1-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on January 8 thanks to a late goal from Lucas Bergvall.
It was the Swedish youngster's first goal for the club, at just 18 years of age, and it proved pivotal as well as a touch controversial. Dominic Solanke muscled Ibrahima Konaté off the ball inside the box and slid it into Bergvall's path, who stroked the ball low past goalkeeper Alisson.
It was a fine goal from a player who'd shone throughout the match, but the controversy came from the Liverpool feeling that he shouldn't even have been off the pitch. Bergvall picked up a yellow card on 68 minutes but got away with a late lunge on Kostas Tsimikas shortly before the goal, with the Liverpool camp clearly feeling a second yellow card was in order.
"He [the referee] made a mistake in my opinion and I told him that. He thinks he didn’t but it was quite obvious I think and everyone on the sidelines knew it was supposed to be a yellow," said Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk. "There's a linesman there, a fourth official there, there's VAR, a referee and he doesn't get a second yellow. I’m not saying this is the reason why we lost tonight but it was a big moment in the game."
Spurs, though, were solid value for the result, showing the sort of resilience that has so often been lacking this season. Their injury-hit squad took another blow as Rodrigo Bentancur was stretchered off after just 15 minutes but Ange Postecoglou's men dug in to hold off the Premier League leaders, before clinically taking one of their own chances in the final few minutes.
Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur: Preview
Spurs have the advantage heading into the second leg of the Carabao Cup semi final, but many would still make Liverpool the favourites, especially playing at home at Anfield.
Spurs have been strong in the cup competitions this year but that has covered up a dismal run of Premier League form that amounts to a something of a crisis. They sit 14th in the table, their win against Brentford at the weekend being their first three points since December 15.
There is mounting pressure and question marks hanging over manager Ange Postecoglou, but football has a funny habit of throwing up unlikely cup runs for teams bereft of form and confidence elsewhere.
On their day, Spurs have the quality to trouble anyone, and it's certainly not beyond them to fend off Liverpool again and earn a ticket to Wembley for the final. Spurs fans are hungry for a trophy, their last being this very trophy 17 years ago. The sense of frustration comes from having come close in recent years - not least the Champions League final they lost to Liverpool in 2019 - and defeat tonight would only enhance the club's infamy for not being able to get over the line.
Liverpool, meanwhile, are on the back foot in the tie, but flying high everywhere else. They're top of the Premier League table with a six-point lead and a game in hand, and they sailed through to the Champions League knockout phase at the top of the table.
An unprecedented quadruple is still possible, as fears of a decline after Jurgen Klopp's departure have proven misguided amid the sensational form under Arne Slot. It will be a full-strength Liverpool side and an intense atmosphere under the lights at Anfield as they seek the first visit to Wembley with their new boss.
Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur: Team News
Liverpool will be without their star full back Trent Alexander Arnold, who had to be replaced at the weekend with a thigh strain. That means young Conor Bradley could start again at right back, as he did in the first leg.
Otherwise, Liverpool have a full squad to choose from, with defender Joe Gomez available again after a hamstring injury.
Spurs have had plenty of injury woes this season, but they have no fresh absentees following the weekend's win at Brentford. Micky van de Ven and Christian Romero are available but Ange Postecoglou has indicated they won't be risked. The long-term absence of Radu Dragusin due to a knee injury has compounded Postecoglou's defensive headaches, and so new loan signing Kevin Danso could be thrust into the action.
Danso is one of two loan signings made by Spurs in the January transfer window, with the exciting Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich also eligible to be called upon.
Updated: Confirmed starting line-ups for Liverpool vs Spurs
Liverpool
Starting XI: Kelleher, Van Dijk, Konate, Szoboszlai, Nunez, Salah, Jones, Gakpo, Robertson, Gravenberch, Bradley.
Substitutes: Jaros, Endo, Diaz, Mac Allister, Chiesa, Elliott, Jota, Tsimikas, Quansah.
Tottenham Hotspur
Starting XI: Kinsky, Gray, Danso, Davies, Spence, Bentancur, Bissouma, Sarr, Kulusevski, Richarlison, Son.
Substitutes: Austin, Porro, Reguilon, Bergvall, Ajayi, Cassanova, Olusesi, Moore, Tel.
