When and where
The games kicks off at 5.30pm (GMT) on Saturday 31 December at Anfield and will be shown live on BT Sport 1.
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Injury and suspension news
Liverpool: Philippe Coutinho (ankle) and Joel Matip (ankle) will miss out.
Man City: Vincent Kompany.
The last time
City’s last trip to Liverpool was a painful 3-0 defeat in March. Anfield has not been a happy hunting ground for City in recent years - the last Premier League victory came all the way back in 2003 when two Nicolas Anelka goals won the match.
Watch highlights of the last game below
Stats and facts
- City go into the game in third position, a point behind Liverpool
- Both teams have won their last three Premier League games
- Liverpool’s Jordan Henderson has made the most passes in the Premier League this season (1608)
- Liverpool have not lost at home in the league this season
- City have scored more goals away from home (22) than any other side in the league so far this season
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Liverpool v Man City: Team news
Boss Pep Guardiola delivered a fitness update ahead of the game, with John Stones making a quick recovery from his early exit at Hull.
