Manchester United vs Liverpool prediction, live streaming: When is Man U vs LIV EPL game? How to watch on TV, Online?

Manchester United are hosting arch-rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford on Sunday for Premier League top four finish, with both sides chasing Champions League qualification. United, third in the Premier League, need two more points to secure a top‑five finish and a return to Europe's elite competition next season, while fourth‑placed Liverpool are looking to firm up their own Champions League spot in a congested race.


Man UTD vs Liverpool Live, Prediction



Manchester United versus Liverpool EPL game is scheduled to kick off at 10.30 am (ET) at Old Trafford. Liverpool and Manchester United's match will be live streamed on Peacock, NBCSN, Telemundo.

Manchester United are likely to win against Liverpool.


Liverpool vs Manchester United Injury


Manchester United boss Michael Carrick is hopeful Matheus Cunha will be fit to return. Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah ​will miss Sunday's Premier League clash against rivals Manchester United due to ​a muscle injury, but manager Arne Slot confirmed on Friday that he was expected to return before the end of the season.

The possible return of Cunha after he missed Monday's 2-1 win over Brentford with a hip flexor injury would be a timely boost for United in a fixture Carrick said retains its intensity regardless of league position.

Salah was forced off during Liverpool's 3-1 win over Crystal Palace last week with a hamstring concern, sparking fears ‌it could end ⁠his ⁠campaign and potentially his Anfield career, with the Egyptian set to leave at the end of the campaign. Liverpool said on Wednesday ​the injury was not as serious as initially feared and that Salah should feature again before the campaign concludes.

Liverpool come into the match on the back of three successive ​Premier League wins and Sunday's result could prove crucial in the battle for Champions League qualification.

United have improved considerably under caretaker boss Michael Carrick, who took charge following Ruben Amorim’s dismissal. They sit third in the table, three points ahead of Liverpool, and need two more points to secure a top-five finish and a spot among Europe's elite next season.

United have climbed steadily since Carrick replaced Ruben Amorim ⁠midway through the campaign, putting themselves in position to finish above holders Liverpool ​and secure Champions League football with games to spare.

Carrick also restored academy graduate Kobbie Mainoo to the heart of the side, the midfielder recently signing a new five‑year deal after being marginalised earlier in the season under Amorim.

United have 61 points from 34 games, 12 behind league leaders Arsenal, while Liverpool are three points behind United, and level on points with fifth-placed Aston Villa.