Liverpool vs. West Ham Live Updates: Lineups, TV Listings, and How to Watch Online

Lineups, television and streaming options, and live Premier
League coverage as Liverpool face off against West Ham

LIVERPOOL VS. WEST HAM

| Saturday, October 31st |Premier
League | Anfield5:30PM GMT/1:30PM
EST

Did you miss the days when Liverpool would play with a new and exciting defensive
line every week because of injuries? No. Weird, me neither. Also,
though, here we are. The Reds welcome the Hammers to Anfield and
look to make history as they battle to match their home unbeaten
league record of 63 matched.

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The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed has
condemned the recent attack on some media houses.

Mohammed who spoke in Lagos on Saturday when he paid a visit to
the media organisations that were attacked in the aftermath of the
EndSARS protest and the Lekki shooting, said any attack on media
houses was an affront on democracy in the country.

“Whoever attacks free press is also attacking democracy because
there can no democracy without a robust and vibrant free press,” he
said.

“That is why this attack must be condemned without any
reservation. Closely those who came here came with a purpose. It
was to shut down the voice of reasoning.

He also reiterated the commitment of the Federal Government to
regulating the social media, stressing that the move was to protect
the rights of other Nigerians.

The minister noted that he wasn’t going back on his earlier
assertion that the government would control the media.

“A few people will say look at the minister who just few days
ago was speaking about regulating the social media. What kind of
double speech? He is coming here again to talk about protecting the
media.

“Of course, I don’t see any contradictions in those positions.
Yes, we would protect the free press; we would protect democracy
and the rights of other Nigerians to express themselves. At the
same time, we must protect the rights of others,” he added.

The minister’s remarks come 10 days after the headquarters of
Television Continental (TVC) among other media houses were attacked
by a mob in Lagos.