TV networks hold talks over broadcasting Manchester United and Liverpool Australian tour games Liverpool striker Luis Suarez holds the Australian flag. TWO free-to-air television networks have held talks with football chiefs about broadcasting July's blockbuster exhibition games featuring Manchester United and Liverpool, with Football Federation Australia understood to be seeking close to $1 million for each match. United will play an A-League All Stars side on July 20 at ANZ Stadium, with Liverpool facing Melbourne Victory at the MCG four days later. Both are expected to be televised in the face of massive ticket demand. The bulk of the 82,000 tickets for United's game have already gone. As tickets for the Liverpool game went on sale yesterday and were snapped up almost instantly, it's believed channels Ten and Seven are interested in the free to air telecast. In 2007, Ten paid more than $1 million for LA Galaxy's game against Sydney FC, but that included an exclusive interview with David Beckham.