Carabao Cup: Liverpool vs Arsenal live streaming details, team news

Amongst the fixtures from Round 4 of the Carabao Cup, European champions Liverpool host Unai Emery's Arsenal at Anfield on October 30, making it arguably the most awaited fixture of the week. Liverpool vs Arsenal is the first of the blockbuster clashes in the Carabao Cup, with Manchester United travelling to Stamford Bridge, just half an hour after the Liverpool vs Arsenal kickoff. Neither of the sides have completely accelerated this season. Liverpool, however, have started the season incredibly well.

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Liverpool will be walking a tightrope heading into the game against Arsenal. Not for strictly footballing reasons, though. Liverpool were found guilty of fielding an ineligible player in their last Carabao Cup game against Milton Keynes Dons. Pedro Chirivella was the player in question. Liverpool were fined a total of a reported £200,000 for fielding Chirivella, of which £100,000 will be suspended to pay until the end of the 2020-21 season.

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Arsenal, meanwhile, are also on shaky ground. Despite signing Nicolas Pepe, David Luiz, Gabriel Martinelli and Kieran Tierney on permanent deals, along with the loan signing of Dani Ceballos in the summer, Unai Emery has failed to turn around Arsenal's fortunes this season. The former PSG manager has enjoyed marginally better success than the outgoing Arsene Wenger. Wenger's last 47 games and Emery's first 47 games have a remarkably similar trajectory. In his last 47 games in the Premier League, Wenger guided Arsenal to 26 wins, scoring 90 goals in the process, while conceding 59. On the other hand, Emery during his first 47 games in the Premier League, has led Arsenal to 25 wins in which 86 goals have been scored and 63 have been conceded.

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Mesut Ozil will be hoping to feature against Liverpool, after seeing his game time drastically cut down this season. The German midfielder insisted that he would play out his current contract, which sees him earn a reported £350,000-per-week. Unai Emery, however, will have a close to full strength squad at his disposal. The game at Anfield could see the Liverpool youngsters light up the Carabao Cup once again after Harvey Elliot impressed in his previous showing for the Reds. 

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When to watch

Wednesday, October 30, 1:00 AM IST kickoff 

Where to watch

Jio TV, VH1, MTV