Everton's trip to Brighton this weekend will not be shown on UK television - despite it being moved to Sky Sports' traditional 1.30pm slot on Sunday.

Ronald Koeman's struggling side travel to the south coast looking for only their third Premier League win after an underwhelming start to the season.

But fans of both clubs who aren't at the Amex Stadium will be forced to wait until Match of the Day 2 on Sunday night to see highlights of the game.

Brighton will host Everton at the Amex Stadium on Sunday, with the game kicking off at 1.30pm

Wayne Rooney and his Everton team-mates will make the trip to the south coast this weekend

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Instead of broadcasting the top-flight clash, Sky will be showing the Championship match between local rivals Derby and Nottingham Forest as their early fixture.

It is understood that the decision to move Everton's trip from a Saturday 3pm kick-off to 1.30pm on Sunday was in case it was selected as the fifth match to be televised in the UK this weekend.

Tomer Hemed scored the only goal in Brighton's last home game, a 1-0 win against Newcastle

Everton boss Ronald Koeman is under pressure to get a result against Brighton on Sunday

However, when it wasn't chosen, the Premier League decided against moving it back, leaving it available for international broadcasters.

Only India's Star Sports picked the game up, meaning it will be shown live at 6pm in Mumbai but not on Merseyside.

The lunchtime kick-off time also means an even earlier start for many of the 3,000 travelling fans, who already have a 542 mile round trip to contend with.

Both teams go into the game level on seven points, with Brighton sitting two places above their visitors in 14th by virtue of goal difference.