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Manchester City and Liverpool face each other for the third time this season as they lock horns in the FA Cup quarter final
Mohamed Salah of Liverpool and Rayan Ait-Nouri of Manchester City battle for possession
Liverpool take on Man City in the FA Cup at the Etihad(Image: Getty Images)
Everything you need to know about Man City vs Liverpool in the FA Cup:
Match date and kick off: The high profile FA Cup quarter-final between Manchester City and Liverpool is set for Saturday, April 4. Kick off is scheduled for 12:45pm UK time at the Etihad Stadium.
TV channel: Fans in the UK can catch all the action live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate. Coverage is expected to get underway an hour before kick off.
Live stream details: The match will be available to stream live via the HBO Max website and app. TNT Sports made the switch from Discovery+ to HBO Max last month, though existing subscribers can still log in using the same username and password they used for Discovery+.
Radio coverage: Comprehensive national radio commentary will be provided by BBC Radio 5 Live. It will also be broadcast on talkSPORT, with coverage getting going roughly an hour before kick off.
Man City team news: Josko Gvardiol remains sidelined while Ruben Dias and John Stones are both doubts after withdrawing from international duty. Marc Guehi, who was cup-tied for the Carabao Cup final, is free to feature, however.
Liverpool team news: Mo Salah and Federico Chiesa have both returned to full fitness and are in contention. Alexander Isak, who has recently returned to first team training following a lengthy injury absence, isn't expected to be risked, however.
The route to the quarter-final: Pep Guardiola's side defeated Newcastle, Salford and Exeter on their way to the last eight. Arne Slot's team, meanwhile, saw off Wolves, Brighton and Barnsley.
Recent head-to-head: Man City have held the advantage in recent meetings, winning their last two matches against Liverpool, including a 3-0 victory at the Etihad back in November. Liverpool, however, beat City the last time they met in the FA Cup, securing a 3-2 semi-final triumph at Wembley in 2022.