Liverpool - Manchester United: times, how to watch on TV, stream online | English Premier League

This promises to be a great game between one of England’s biggest rivalry. Liverpool comes to this game on the best possible way. They won their last game and they sit on top of the table after Arsenal failed to beat Aston Villa.

For United is not the same. They lost to Bournemouth 0-3 and they really need a win here. Erik Ten Hag is walking on eggshells here. The board seems to be running out of patience and he really needs his team to perform against Liverpool to save his job.

You can watch a live stream of the Game on FuboTV (free trial available).

What time does Liverpool - Manchester United start?

The Game between Liverpool - Manchester United will be played on Sunday December 17, with kick off at 11:30 a.m. ET / 8:30 a.m. PT.

How can I watch Liverpool - Manchester United?

The following channels will be broadcasting the Game live in the US: NBC

You can watch a live stream of the Game on FuboTV (free trial available).

Form guide for Liverpool - Manchester United

Let's have a look at the most recent Games for these two teams:

Liverpool

  • December, 2023: Crsytal Palace 1-2 Liverpool
  • December, 2023: Sheffield United 0-2 Liverpool
  • December, 2023: Liverpool 4-3 Fulham
  • November, 2023: Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool
  • November, 2023: Liverpool 3-0 Brentford

Manchester United

  • December, 2023: Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth
  • December, 2023: Manchester United 2-1 Chelsea
  • December, 2023: Newcastle 1-0 Manchester United
  • November, 2023: Everton 0-3 Manchester United
  • November, 2023: Manchester United 1-0 Luton

Liverpool - Manchester United prediction

Given their current form and their squad, Liverpool is a clear favorite here. Klopp’s guys are on top of the league and they want to stay there. Man United is struggling and they really need to make thing right. But for this one we give it to Liverpool.

Liverpool 1-0 Manchester United

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