Date: Sunday, March 10 Time: 8 a.m. ET Location: Anfield, Liverpool, England Live Stream: fuboTV ( start your 7-day free trial ) TV: NBCSN The Citizens hold a one-point advantage at the top of the standings following Liverpool’s slip at Old Trafford, one of three 0-0 stalemates they’ve run out in their last four matches. Not only that, but the Reds have drawn five times in those last seven games. Still, while Jurgen Klopp will be disappointed by his side’s lack of consistent firepower recently, he can take comfort in the fact they’re unbeaten in nine and haven’t lost to Burnley since August 2016. The Clarets—who have lost their last two matches—did manage to snatch a 1-1 draw from their last trip to Anfield in September 2017, which remains to this day the only Premier League point they’ve ever picked up from the ground. Klopp is still dogged by defensive injuries to Dejan Lovren and Joe Gomez, while Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is still fighting to feature again for the Reds before the end of this season. Manchester City host Watford on Saturday and could temporarily climb four points clear of Liverpool before the Merseyside giants have a chance to reel the leaders back in on Sunday. Burnley recently went through a strong patch of form but now look more vulnerable heading to Anfield, where Liverpool were 5-0 victors over Watford in their most recent home outing. Watch this match, plus every major English Premier League game, live on fuboTV. Sign up now for a free trial to start watching. We recommend interesting sports viewing and streaming opportunities. If you sign up to a service by clicking one of the links, we may earn a referral fee.<doc-sep>Here’s how to watch Liverpool vs. Burnley in the Premier League this afternoon (12pm kickoff GMT), live online and on TV around the world. For a side perceived to be in a minor slump, the Reds are nine games unbeaten in all competitions, and just a week-and-a-half ago produced a stunning display to thrash Watford 5-0. Returning to the scene of that victory, Anfield, this afternoon should provide the impetus to keep up the pressure on Man City at the top of the table, with three points essential. Speaking before the game, Klopp stressed that Liverpool would “have to be really good” to take a result from the Clarets, despite Sean Dyche’s side being mired in a relegation battle with nine games to play. Having played it conservative against both Man United and Everton, this is a game that requires the Reds to go full throttle and secure the three points. Will it be another big win on Merseyside, or could the Clarets provide another speedbump? Check This Is Anfield for the latest team news ahead of the match. You can also follow the game by downloading the This is Anfield app, including lineups, live coverage and all the reaction and analysis. The match gets underway at 12pm (GMT)—or 8am in New York, 5am in Los Angeles, 11pm in Sydney, 4pm in Dubai and 3pm in Nairobi. UK Viewers Liverpool vs. Burnley is being shown live on BT Sport 1, which is available to live stream here. This is Anfield will also be providing live coverage throughout via the This is Anfield app. Download free here. US Viewers Liverpool vs. Burnley is being shown live on NBCSN in the US, which is available to live stream here. This Is Anfield will also be providing live coverage throughout via the This Is Anfield app. Download free here. Worldwide Live audio commentary of Liverpool vs. Burnley and a full match replay and highlights on will also be available on LFCTV GO here. Get 10 percent off an annual subscription to LFCTV with the This Is Anfield exclusive code GOTIA10 by following the link here. 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Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up forfor the biggest new releases, reviews and tech hacks Liverpool vs Burnley LIVE STREAM TEAM NEWS • Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, van Dijk, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Fabinho, Lallana, Salah, Roberto Firmino, Mane BURNLEY • Heaton, Bardsley, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Hendrick, Cork, Westwood, McNeil, Barnes, Wood Liverpool will take on Burnley in the Premier League this afternoon at Anfield. The Reds dropped four points behind fellow title contenders Manchester City yesterday who registered a 3-1 win against Watford. If Liverpool win today it will bring the gap between the two sides back up to one point with just eight games left to play this season. It’s set to be a dramatic and tense run to see who can become Premier League champions after one of the tightest title races in years.<doc-sep>Roberto Firmino is set to return to Liverpool’s starting lineup against Burnley, but could Xherdan Shaqiri also start in an attack-minded Reds side? Another season-defining week starts at Anfield with a must-win game against the Clarets to stay in the title race. With just nine league games left, three points are non-negotiable from this point on as Klopp’s side now wait to pounce on a slip from the reigning Champions. A strong and refreshed squad is at Klopp’s disposal for Sunday’s clash, as the German stated in his pre-match press conference that his group is in a “very positive moment.” It means Klopp has a decision to make in attack, while the midfield, as always, presents the big headache. So how could Liverpool’s starting XI look against Burnley? Positive Injury Update & Potential Changes A strong squad is available and Klopp will be hoping it can be boosted further by two Reds proving their fitness. Speaking to the media, Klopp confirmed Dejan Lovren is close to returning having trained “completely normal” and his readiness for inclusion will be assessed. Meanwhile, James Milner will also be afforded every chance to shake off a muscle issue. Lovren’s return leaves Joe Gomez, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Rhian Brewster as the only players missing despite their respective injury progress. Klopp could consider changes to his midfield and attack with options available to introduce in both departments. Roberto Firmino should be fit to start after seemingly coming through his sub appearance at Everton unscathed, and the Brazilian is likely to do so. Naby Keita and Xherdan Shaqiri will both be hoping for a chance having had very little playing time between them in recent games. Adam Lallana is another in contention for a starting spot after his surprise introduction from the bench at Goodison Park. With vital games coming thick and fast over the next week, it’s highly unlikely that Lovren and Milner will be thrown straight into the lineup. Potential Lineups vs. Burnley Having enjoyed almost a full week to recover and prepare, a full-strength Reds side will feature for a must-win game. And that means we can expect at least one change to be made to the starting XI from the Merseyside derby, with that coming in attack. It would see a return to the front three for Firmino, who would take over from Divock Origi and slot back into his No.9 position, shifting Sadio Mane back to the left. That could be the only change Klopp makes, with the rest of the team making up what is the strongest XI available based on current form. An aggressive, high-energy midfield would be in operation to take the game to Burnley from the first whistle. And concerns over a lack of creativity would be eased by the return of Firmino, who will provide that missing dimension of craft and goal-threat in his unique role. Deploying such a solid three-man midfield is probably overcautious in a game that the Reds will dominate and must take maximum points from. With that in mind – and also taking creativity issues in that area of the pitch into consideration – Klopp could freshen things up and go with a more offensive approach. Indeed, the boss could – and perhaps should – sacrifice a midfielder, add an extra attacker and switch to 4-2-3-1 for a more attack-minded lineup. Fabinho and Wijnaldum would provide the balanced midfield in front of the untouched defence, with no place for Jordan Henderson. Shaqiri should be the man to come in for the captain, restored to his right-side role in the attacking unit completed by Mane on the left and Firmino as the No.10 supporting Mohamed Salah. It remains to be seen how bold Klopp decides to go on Sunday afternoon, but both lineups offer more than enough quality to get past a dogged Burnley side.<doc-sep>
The pressure is on Liverpool in the Premier League race after blowing a big-time lead and conceding first place to Manchester City. The Reds are now 21-7-1 with 70 points, sitting a point behind City. They'll take on Burnley team is in 16th place with a record of 8-6-15 and 30 points, five clear of the drop zone and looking to cement their spot in next seaon's top flight. Here's how you can watch the match and what to know: Premier League: Liverpool vs. Burnley Date : Sunday, March 10 : Sunday, March 10 Time : 8 a.m. ET : 8 a.m. ET Location : Anfield : Anfield TV channel : NBCSN : NBCSN Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free) fuboTV (Try for free) Odds: Liverpool -610 / Burnley +1500 / Draw +650 Storylines Liverpool: The Reds have really hit a rough patch in their season. In their last six league matches, they've taken 10 out of a possible 18 points, failing to score in two of their last three contests. At this point, draws aren't going to cut it. But with very winnable games coming up against Burnley, Fulham and Southampton, this could be the perfect time to get back on track. Burnley: Two straight losses ended a nice little run of form. And now they'll look at the next four games as massive when it comes to survival ahead of a showdown against Cardiff City on April 13. With upcoming games against Liverpool, Leicester City, Wolves and Bournemouth, if Burnley can take six points in that stretch they'll be nearing safety before they know it. Liverpool vs. Burnley prediction Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah play a limited role but score in the first half, and the Reds get three much-needed points. Pick: Liverpool (-610)