Everton v Liverpool has been postponed due to weather warnings caused by Storm Darragh, but when could the Merseyside derby be replayed?

The Merseyside derby – the last to be played at Goodison Park – was canceled on Saturday morning as rain and strong winds hit Britain and an amber weather warning was in place for the area.

And the way things stand is that Football on Saturday evening game between Man Utd And Nottingham Forest is moving forward. Man Utd said it would continue to consult with authorities ahead of kick-off at 5.30pm Sky Sports.

Merseyside Police advised against all non-essential travel to the region on Saturday and put an amber weather warning in force.

An Everton statement said: “We apologize for any inconvenience caused and thank the fans for their understanding. While we know this will be deeply disappointing for fans, the safety of fans, staff and players is of the utmost importance.”

“All tickets purchased for the original game remain valid for the rearranged game.”

Liverpool’s statement continued: “We know this will be a huge disappointment for fans, but the safety of fans, staff and players is of the utmost importance.”

When could the Merseyside derby be rearranged?

Everton’s new date against Liverpool is likely to depend on whether Arne Slot’s side finish in the top eight of the Champions League. They currently sit at the top of the new 36-club table.

This would guarantee them a place in the round of 16 and the knockout rounds, which take place on the 11th/12th. February and 18/19. to be held in February 2025.

This would mean the game could be played in midweek before Liverpool return to European competition, with the round of 16 taking place on 4/5. March and 11th/12th March 2025 begins.

Should the Reds fail to make it into the top eight, the deadline will become even tighter, as will their promotion to the latter stages of the Champions League.

Another possible option could also be the week starting April 21st, which is between the quarter-final second leg and the semi-final first leg of the Champions League.

Liverpool’s potential game plan

December

10 – Girona (A), Champions League
14 – Fulham (H), Premier League
18 – Southampton (A), Carabao Cup, live on Sky Sports
22 – Tottenham (A), Premier League, live on Sky Sports
26 – Leicester (H), Premier League
29 – West Ham (A), Premier League, live on Sky Sports

January

5 – Man Utd (H), Premier League, live on Sky Sports
11 – Accrington Stanley (H), FA Cup third round
14 – Nottingham Forest (A), Premier League
18 – Brentford (A), Premier League
21 – Lille (H), Champions League
25 – Ipswich (H), Premier League
29 – PSV Eindhoven (A), Champions League

February

1 – Bournemouth (A), Premier League
11/12 – Possible reorganization/Champions League knockout round, play-off first leg
15 – Wolves (H), Premier League
18/19 – Possible rearrangement/play-off first leg of the Champions League knockout round
22 – Man City (A), Premier League
26 – Newcastle (H), Premier League

march

4/5 – Champions League Round of 16 first leg
8 – Southampton (H), Premier League
11/12 – Champions League round of 16 second leg
15 – Aston Villa (A), Premier League

April

2 – Everton (H), Premier League
5 – Fulham (A), Premier League
8/9 – Champions League quarter-final first leg
12 – West Ham (H), Premier League
15/16 – Champions League quarter-final second leg
19 – Leicester (A), Premier League
22/23 – Possible reorganization
26 – Tottenham (H), Premier League
29.30. – Champions League semi-final first leg

May

3 – Chelsea (A), Premier League
6/7 – Champions League semi-final second leg
10 – Arsenal (H), Premier League
18 – Brighton (A), Premier League
25 – Crystal Palace (H), Premier League
31 – Champions League final