EPL Week 12 Fixtures: Live Stream Info, TV Coverage Details and Kick-off Times

All eyes will be on Merseyside this Saturday as Everton and Liverpool kick off Week 12 of the 2013/14 season. 

It may feel like two months rather than two weeks since the Premier League last appeared on our screens, but when the action gets underway at Goodison Park, the international break will be nothing but a distant memory. 

Saturday's clash represents arguably the most mouth-watering of a fantastic lineup of fixtures, so read on for full viewing details and kick-off times, television coverage and live stream info.

Date, K/O Time	Team	vs.	Team	TV
Nov. 23, 12:45 p.m GMT	Everton	vs.	Liverpool	BT Sport
Nov. 23, 3 p.m GMT	Newcastle	vs.	Norwich
Nov. 23, 3 p.m GMT	Fulham	vs.	Swansea
Nov. 23, 3 p.m GMT	Stoke	vs.	Sunderland
Nov. 23, 3 p.m GMT	Hull	vs.	Crystal Palace
Nov. 23, 3 p.m GMT	Arsenal	vs.	Southampton
Nov. 23, 5:30 p.m GMT	West Ham	vs.	Chelsea	Sky Sports 1HD
Nov. 24, 1:30 p.m GMT	Man City	vs.	Tottenham	Sky Sports 1HD
Nov. 24, 4 p.m GMT	Cardiff	vs.	Man United	Sky Sports 1HD
Nov. 24, 8 p.m GMT	West Brom	vs.	Aston Villa	Sky Sports 1HD

Live Stream Info

BT Sport subscribers can view Everton vs. Liverpool via the BT Sport app.

UK viewers can watch Sky Sports’ live games on the Sky Player website or via SkyGo for laptops and mobile devices (subscription required). Live scores are also provided on Sky Sports News throughout each match.

All highlights are available without the need for subscription on Match of the Day (BBC One, Saturday) or Match of the Day 2 (BBC2, Sunday). Both can be found on BBC iPlayer Monday.

A Big, Big Weekend

Liverpool are unbeaten in six league games against Everton, and a win against their in-city rivals could see them go top if Arsenal fail to pick up a win at home to in-form Southampton. 

But Roberto Martinez will have other ideas ahead of his maiden derby. Three points for Everton, and the Toffees will go level in the table with Liverpool, so more is at stake than just bragging rights. 

Arsene Wenger will finally be able to uncross his fingers as his troops return from duty with their national sides. Outside of midfield, the Frenchman’s squad is cut thin, and he, more than most, will have spent the international break occasionally peering out from behind his couch.   

Mauricio Pochettino is an early candidate for manager of the season, and if the tactically astute Argentine can lead his side to victory at the Emirates, there is a possibility Southampton could go top if other results fall their way. 

At this stage in the 2012/13 season, the Saints sat in the relegation zone with five points from 11 games and having leaked 29 goals. This year, they sit third with 22 points and boast the best defensive record in the league, having conceded just five times. 

The other fixture between top-eight sides sees Manchester City host Tottenham. City are the only team in the league with a 100 percent record at home, and Manuel Pellegrini will be hoping to keep it that way after a disappointing defeat away to Sunderland in Week 11. 

Spurs were also on the receiving end of an upset before the international break. Their 1-0 defeat to Newcastle exposed the main problem they have encountered this year: scoring goals. They have scored just six times this season despite having offered the most shots in the league.

Elsewhere, Newcastle, fresh off of wins over Chelsea and Spurs, entertain Norwich, while Tyne-Wear rivals Sunderland travel to Stoke. 

Manchester United will look to continue their impressive run away to Cardiff, Hull host the struggling and manager-less Crystal Palace, and Swansea travel to London to take on Fulham. 

West Brom and Aston Villa will conclude Week 12 when they clash at the Hawthorns on Monday night. There has been little to separate the West Midlands rivals this season, and their match under the lights promises to be an entertaining affair.