How to watch Nottingham Forest vs Everton: Live stream and TV details for Premier League clash

Morgan Gibbs-White, who joined Forest for a club record fee of £25m
Morgan Gibbs-White, who joined Forest for a club record fee of £25m (Image credit: Getty Images)

Watch Nottingham Forest vs Everton as the Midlanders continue their push for a Champions League spot and Toffees look to confirm their Premier League survival. following the international break and FA Cup action.

Here, FourFourTwo provides all the details on how to watch Forest vs Everton live streams and TV coverage from anywhere.

Nottingham Forest vs Everton key information

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Date

Saturday 12 April 2025

Kick-off time

3pm BST / 10am ET

Venue

City Ground, Nottingham

TV & Streaming

USA Network / Sling (US) ► Fubo (Canada) ► Optus (Australia)

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Can I watch Forest vs Everton in the UK?

Forest vs Everton is not being televised live in the UK.

The game falls during the so-called 3pm 'blackout', when games cannot legally be shown live.

The blackout: Why aren't all Premier Leagues games broadcast on television in the UK?

You can watch Forest vs Everton on TV in near enough every other country in the world – just not the one in which it's being played. If you're visiting the UK on Saturday, you'll have to use a VPN to access your usual streaming services – more on that below.

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Watch Nottingham Forest v Everton in the US

In the US, cable TV channel USA Network has the rights to Nottingham Forest vs Everton in the Premier League on Saturday.

No cable? USA doesn't have a streaming platform, so you'll need a cord-cutting streaming service, such as Sling or Fubo, to tune in.

Can I watch Nottingham Forest v Everton in Canada?

Canadians can watch Nottingham Forest vs Everton on Fubo, the home of Premier League soccer in Canada, with all games shown.

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Can I watch Nottingham Forest vs Everton in Australia?

Fans in Australia can watch Nottingham Forest vs Everton on Optus Sport, which also carries all Premier League games. A monthly subscription costs $24.99.

Can I watch Nottingham Forest v Everton in New Zealand?

Fans in New Zealand can watch Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United on Sky Sport Now.

For more information on global Premier League broadcasters, check out our guide on How to watch Premier League live streams from anywhere in the world in 2024/25.

How to watch Nottingham Forest v Everton from anywhere

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Nottingham Forest vs Everton: Match Preview

Nottingham Forest, threatened with relegation 12 months ago, find themselves third in the Premier League table in what has been a dream campaign. It has been a success either way, but Champions League football is within Forest’s grasp if they can string a few more wins together from the final seven games of the season. 

Nuno Espirito Santo’s men will be looking to bounce back from defeat against Aston Villa last time out as they look to clinch one of the top four spots that lead to the Champions League. Forest are four points ahead of Chelsea and Newcastle (the latter having a game in hand), five points clear of Man City and six clear of Villa. Rather than looking down, they may as well look up, with second-placed Arsenal only five points in front. 

The visitors to the City Ground on Saturday are Everton, who are playing for little more than pride and momentum at this point in the campaign. Premier League survival is still not a mathematical certainty – and it still won’t be even if they win and Ipswich lose – but with a 15-point margin for error, in all reality the Toffees have for some time now been able to confidently look ahead to a top-flight future in their new stadium at Bromley Moore Dock. 

Everton have only lost twice under new manager David Moyes, although the recent theme has been draws, most recently against Arsenal. Forest beat Everton 2-0 in the return fixture in December – that was Sean Dyche’s penultimate game in charge before he was axed to make way for Moyes. 

Nottingham Forest vs Everton: Team News

Confirmed line-ups for Nottingham Forest vs Everton

Nottingham Forest XI: Sels, Dominguez, Morato, Milenkovic, Moreno, Williams, Silva, Anderson, Gibbs-White, Hudson-Odoi, Wood.

Everton XI: Pickford, O'Brien, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko, Gueye, Garner, Harrison, Doucoure, Ndiaye, Broja.


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Patrick Fletcher

Patrick manages the How To Watch content across FourFourTwo and the other sports publications at Future. He's an NCTJ qualified journalist with a decade of experience in digital sports media. A lifelong Evertonian, he now plies his own footballing trade on the bobbly pitches of the famous Bristol Downs League.