How to Watch Liverpool vs. Manchester City: Kick-off Time, TV Channel, and Live Stream Details
Liverpool hosts Manchester City at Anfield this Sunday in a Premier League fixture that carries significant implications for the title race. City currently sits in second place with 47 points, while the Reds are looking to close the gap and secure a vital home win.
The match features high drama as both teams look to overcome recent inconsistent forms. With stars like Mohamed Salah leading the way for the hosts and Erling Haaland alongside Omar Marmoush for the visitors, this showdown is set to be an enthralling extravaganza.
Kick-off Time: Liverpool vs. Manchester City in different countries
| Country | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| England (UK) | 08/02 | 04:30 pm |
| Spain | 08/02 | 05:30 pm |
| Brazil | 08/02 | 01:30 pm |
| India | 08/02 | 10:00 pm |
| USA (ET) | 08/02 | 11:30 Am |
Venue: Liverpool vs. Manchester City
The clash will be played at Anfield, Liverpool’s iconic stadium with a capacity of over 61,000 following recent expansions. It remains one of the most famous football grounds in England, known for its incredible atmosphere during big matches.
How to watch Liverpool vs. Manchester City
UK TV & Live Streaming
- TV Coverage: Live broadcast will be available on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, and Sky Sports Ultra HDR, with pre-match build-up starting from 4:00 pm GMT.
- Online Streaming: Sky Sports subscribers can watch live via the Sky Go app.
Broadcast Channels by Region
- UK: Sky Sports Premier League / Main Event
- MENA: beIN Sports 1 / beIN 4K
- USA: Peacock / USA Network
- Australia: Stan Sport
Listen to Liverpool v. Manchester City on radio
The match will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 5 Live in the UK. International listeners can follow live audio commentary through the official Liverpool FC and Manchester City apps and websites.
Match Outlook
Liverpool enters the game looking to build momentum at home, relying on the goal-scoring form of Mohamed Salah and the creative spark of Florian Wirtz. However, injuries to key defenders like Jeremie Frimpong may force tactical adjustments from Arne Slot.
Manchester City, currently 2nd in the table, will look to Erling Haaland and Omar Marmoush to lead the line. With Ruben Dias returning to the squad, Pep Guardiola’s side aims to secure a rare win at Anfield to keep pressure on league leaders Arsenal.
