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Liverpool will host Arsenal in the Premier League(Image: PA)

Liverpool resume their Premier League campaign with just two weeks remaining in the season, facing off against rivals Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta's side pushed Liverpool for the title throughout much of the season, but a few late slip-ups allowed Arne Slot’s team to secure their 20th league trophy.

Having sealed the title with a dominant 5-1 victory over Tottenham at Anfield late last month, the Reds now have nothing left to play for this season.



Arsenal, meanwhile, hold a narrow two-point lead over third-placed Manchester City in the standings

Nonetheless, it promises to be a thrilling encounter between the two sides.

"Difficult to predict but both teams look forward to this game," Slot said in his press conference on Friday.

"OK maybe there is a bit at stake for Arsenal, top four, assume they prefer second to third or fourth, we can only finish as 1st.

22 players on the pitch of real high quality, players off the bench with the same quality."

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Here, the ECHO brings you the details on how to follow the Premier League clash.

The match will kick-off at 4.30pm on Sunday, May 11 at Anfield.

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Yes, the match has been picked for live coverage on the Sky Sports' Premier League and Main Event channels with coverage starting at 4pm.

If you prefer audio coverage, the match will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Alternatively, the ECHO team will be at Anfield to provide full pre- and post-match analysis.

The match will be broadcast in multiple countries through the Premier League’s international broadcast partners.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, viewers can tune in via Arena Premium 1 BiH and Arena Premium 2 Srbija, respectively.

Turkish fans can watch the action on beIN Connect Turkiye, while Canal+ will air the game in France.

DAZN 2 will cover the fixture in both Portugal and Spain, and Canal+ Sport 1 Czech will carry the broadcast in the Czech Republic.

ViaPlay holds the rights in Denmark, Poland, the Netherlands, and Norway.

In Italy, the game will be shown on Sky Sport Uno, and viewers in Canada can catch it on FuboTV.

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Extended highlights will be available on Match of the Day 2 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 10:30pm.

The best bits will also be available on the Sky Sports website and app, as well as Liverpool's own YouTube channel.


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