Where to watch Liverpool vs Man City: Kick-off time and talkSPORT coverage for Premier League blockbuster

Liverpool and Manchester City will reignite their Premier League feud with a huge clash at Anfield on Sunday.

The two sides have stirred up exciting title races in the years gone by, but it’s been a very different story this season.

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Reigning champions Liverpool seem to still be feeling the effects of a run of six defeats in seven matches earlier in the campaign.

A 4-1 win over Newcastle last weekend has kept them in the top four race, although the defence of their league crown is all but over.

City sit four spots above them in second and, on paper, would appear to be in contention for a seventh title under Pep Guardiola.

However, they are six points behind Arsenal and have only one win in their last six after throwing away a two-goal lead at Tottenham.

Victory at Anfield would come as a precious boost for both sides as the number of weeks remaining in the season trickle down.

Liverpool vs Man City: Date and where to watch

The biggest Premier League clash of the weekend will take place on Sunday, February 8.

Kick-off at Anfield is scheduled for 4:30pm.

Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League will broadcast the fixture, with the match also coming on Sky Sports Ultra HD.

Sky Go customers will be able to stream the match on their laptops and mobile devices.

Alternatively, fans can purchase a NOW TV membership.

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They currently have three options available, as well as a one-day pass for £14.99. More details can be seen here.

talkSPORT will also bring you live updates of Liverpool vs City on our GameDay Live show.

Sam Matterface will host and take you through the action alongside Scott Minto and Perry Groves.

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Liverpool vs Man City: What has been said?

City boss Pep Guardiola offered some cryptic comments after his side failed to beat Spurs on Sunday evening.

He refused to comment on whether their host’s first goal, in which Marc Guehi appeared to be fouled, should have stood.

Once again, their first half performance was undone by the second.

But when speaking ahead of the Carabao Cup clash semi-final second leg against Newcastle, Guardiola cited youth as a factor.

“It’s a reality,” he said. “It’s a young team, the youngest side we’ve had in 10 years, and maybe we need to live it.

“We have to grow with that.”