Why Liverpool vs Luton Town isn't on TV as Premier League rules explained

Liverpool are in Premier League action on Wednesday evening in their final fixture before Sunday's Carabao Cup final with Chelsea.

Jurgen Klopp's side welcome Luton to Anfield looking to stretch their lead at the top of the Premier League. The Reds will reach 60 points with victory over Rob Edwards' team.

Last time the two sides met, Luis Diaz's late goal rescued a point for Liverpool at Kenilworth Road after Tahith Chong had put Luton on course to record a famous win over Reds.

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The game is the final chance for some players to stake a claim for a place in the starting line-up at Wembley on Sunday. Liverpool take on Chelsea looking to win their first trophy of the season and second League Cup title in 12 years.

Unfortunately, fans in the United Kingdom who are unable to attend Anfield on Wednesday will not be able to watch the game on television. Despite being the only Premier League fixture to take place on the night, the game won't be shown by Sky Sports or TNT Sports.

The game was originally scheduled to take place this Saturday (24th) at 3pm during the television blackout period and was not selected for TV coverage when the original picks were made. This rule stops any game being played between 2:45pm and 5:15pm on a Saturday from being broadcasted.

TNT Sports are also not showing the game due to their coverage of the UEFA Champions League. Arsenal face FC Porto while Napoli take on Barcelona on the same night.

Fans can follow all the action from Anfield here, with the LiverpoolEcho providing dedicated coverage with pre-match build-up and