The Liverpool versus Man City match is scheduled to start at 3:45pm, while Arsenal awaits the outcome of the title race.

Liverpool will host Manchester City in Merseyside on Sunday afternoon in a potentially significant encounter in the race for the Premier League title.

Arsenal’s triumph with a score of 2-1 over Brentford on Saturday evening resulted in the Gunners surpassing both opponents, underscoring the significance of the encounter at Anfield. Liverpool currently holds a one-point advantage over City prior to the match. However, a victory for either team will propel them to the top position, with only 10 matches left to play.

In addition, City will get the opportunity to host Arsenal in their upcoming Premier League fixture on March 31, further intensifying the excitement. Football enthusiasts from across the globe will eagerly tune in to witness the highly anticipated match between Liverpool and City, with a few individuals willing to shell out as much as £6,500 for illicitly obtained tickets.

Viewers tuning in to the television broadcast may find it unexpected to observe a commencement time of 3.45pm. The Mirror says that Sky Sports will televise the event live in the UK, despite the fact that their second Super Sunday fixture is typically set for 4.30pm.

Games may occasionally be rescheduled as a result of broadcasting requirements or in the event of a conflict with another significant occasion. The match has been rescheduled somewhat in response to a request from Merseyside Police, who have expressed concerns about potential audience unrest. The competition between the two clubs has grown stronger in recent years, as both teams strive to secure the leading position in the Premier League.

Previous incidents have arisen around this particular fixture. In April 2018, Liverpool fans assaulted the city’s bus by hurling bottles and fireworks. In December, a bottle shattered a window on Manchester United’s bus while it was en route to Anfield.

“For this Sunday’s match at Anfield, we have been collaborating closely with the two football clubs and supporters’ groups,” stated Chief Inspector Kevin Chatterton, who is in charge of overseeing the game, in an interview with the Daily Mail earlier this week. “We have implemented a robust policing strategy for each football match.” We have a zero-tolerance policy towards any disruptive conduct, and we will take measures to identify and prosecute individuals who engage in offensive and disruptive behavior.