Manchester City vs Liverpool Match Date
The Etihad Stadium will witness a fiery summit between Manchester City and Liverpool on Sunday evening, as part of the 26th round of the English Premier League "Premier League" for the current season 2024-2025.
The match will be held at 6:30 pm today, Sunday, and will be broadcast on beIN Sports HD 1. This is the confrontation that brings together for the first time the Egyptian duo Mohamed Salah, the star of the Reds, and Omar Marmoush, the new arrival in the ranks of the Sky Blues during the winter transfers last January, coming from Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany.
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