The Premier League is back this weekend after the international break, and there is one game everyone has circled: Liverpool against Manchester City, Sunday at 16:30 UK time on Sky Sports. The league table makes it even better. City sit top with a perfect record under their new manager, and Liverpool are right behind them. Whoever wins on Sunday takes real control of the title race.
The full weekend schedule
Saturday gets going early with Arsenal against Leeds at 12:30 on TNT Sports, followed by Aston Villa v Brentford, Chelsea v Bournemouth, Ipswich v Fulham and Sunderland v Brighton, all at 15:00. The evening game is Manchester United against Tottenham at 17:30 on Sky Sports, and both of those clubs could use a win badly.
Sunday has Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest and Hull City v Everton at 14:00, with Liverpool v City as the 16:30 headline match. Monday night football closes the round with Coventry v Newcastle at 20:00.
Watching from outside the UK
Every expat knows the problem. Your Sky or TNT subscription stops working the moment you cross a border. In some countries you can subscribe to a local rightsholder like Peacock in the US or DAZN in Spain, but that only covers one league, and you lose the rest of your UK TV: the news, the talk shows, the other sports. That is why many expats switch to IPTV for live sports abroad. One subscription, the channels from home, on a Fire Stick, Android box or smart TV.
If you are not sure which device fits your setup, read our guide to the best devices for IPTV first. It walks you through the differences without the jargon.
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