Liverpool are nearing a return to Premier League action as they travel to face Manchester City this weekend.
The Reds go to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday to take on Man City, as their quest to secure a Premier League top-four finish continues. Liverpool are currently seven points adrift of fourth-placed Tottenham Hotspur with two games in hand.
Jurgen Klopp’s side go to Man City looking for a similar result to the reverse fixture, which they won 1-0 in October. However, the Reds go into the game on the back of consecutive 1-0 defeats to Bournemouth and Real Madrid.
Ahead of the game, the ECHO have put together all of the key TV information you need - including channel details, stream info and early team news.
What channel is Man City vs Liverpool on?
Man City vs Liverpool is being broadcast live on BT Sport on Saturday, April 1.
Coverage will begin at 11.30am on BT Sport 1, one hour before kick-off, and finish at around 3pm. The ECHO will also have a live blog running five hours before kick-off, providing all of the build-up, team news and score updates you need.
What time is kick-off for Man City vs Liverpool?
The kick-off time for Man City vs Liverpool is 12.30pm at the Etihad Stadium.
How else can I follow Man City vs Liverpool?
The Liverpool ECHO will be providing LIVE coverage of the match.
Ian Doyle, Paul Gorst and Theo Squires will be in attendance for us at the Etihad Stadium, manning our live blog, which will get under way five hours before kick-off, and which will be found at the top of the Liverpool FC section of our website.
Where can I watch Man City vs Liverpool highlights?
BT Sport will be showing highlights of the Man City vs Liverpool match on their YouTube channel soon after the game has finished.
Match of the Day will also be providing highlights from the encounter. The programme is due to begin at 10.20pm on BBC One.
Early Man City vs Liverpool team news
Liverpool should have some of their key players back for the trip to Man City.
Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez have returned to first-team training and could come into contention.
But Thiago Alcantara remains sidelined, while Calvin Ramsay's and Stefan Bajcetic's respective seasons are over. And now Naby Keita has picked up an injury, too.
For Man City, Phil Foden has already been ruled out after having surgery for appendicitis.
There are also concerns over the fitness of Erling Haaland, who suffered an injury before the international break and was withdrawn from the Norway squad.
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