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TV-Guide: Where to Watch Manchester City – Liverpool

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Sadio Mane of Liverpool and Fernandinho of Manchester City argue during the FA Cup Semi-Final between Manchester City and Liverpool, 16th April 2022
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The FA Cup quarterfinal clash between Manchester City and Liverpool is set to be a thrilling encounter on 4 April 2026. This fixture promises excitement as two of England’s football giants face off at the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester City has shown strong form, recently defeating Arsenal in the EFL Cup, while Liverpool is coming off a commanding Champions League victory over Galatasaray. Both teams have a rich history in the competition, and their recent encounters have been intense, making this a must-watch for football fans. With key players on both sides, it’s a match that promises high drama and quality football.

Manchester City – Liverpool: When and Where?

  • City Name: Manchester
  • Stadium: Etihad Stadium
  • Date: 4 April 2026
  • Hour: 13:45 SAST

The eagerly anticipated match will take place at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. Scheduled for a 13:45 kickoff on 4 April 2026, fans should ensure they have their plans set to catch this action-packed FA Cup quarterfinal.

Etihad Stadium

FA Cup

April 4, 2026

1:45 pm

Manchester City
Liverpool
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Odds are subject to change. Last updated April 9, 2026 3:18 pm

Manchester City – Liverpool: On Which TV Channel?

  • Channel: SuperSport Premier League HD, SuperSport MaXimo 1, SuperSport MaXimo 2, DStv Stream App, Showmax Premier League
  • Broadcast Time: 13:45 SAST

South African football enthusiasts can watch this thrilling encounter live on SuperSport Premier League HD, SuperSport MaXimo 1, and SuperSport MaXimo 2. The match is also available for streaming via the DStv Stream App and Showmax Premier League.

It’s advisable to verify the broadcast details closer to the match day through official channels or the DStv platform to ensure accurate and up-to-date information. For more details, check Live Soccer TV.

Manchester City – Liverpool: Predicted Lineups

Both teams are expected to field strong lineups despite some injury concerns. Here’s a look at the expected squads and the potential impact of injuries.

Manchester City Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions

Manchester City is anticipated to start with a robust lineup, aiming to capitalise on their home advantage. However, the team faces several injury challenges that could influence their tactical approach.

  • Predicted lineup:
    • Goalkeeper: James Trafford
    • Right back: Matheus Nunes
    • Right center back: Abdukodir Khusanov
    • Left center back: Nathan Aké
    • Left back: Nico O’Reilly
    • Defensive midfielder: Rodri
    • Right central midfielder: Rayan Cherki
    • Central midfielder: Bernardo Silva
    • Left central midfielder: Jeremy Doku
    • Right forward: Antoine Semenyo
    • Left forward: Erling Haaland
  • Injuries and suspensions: Josko Gvardiol (broken leg), Ruben Dias (hamstring injury), John Stones (calf injury).

Liverpool Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions

Liverpool will aim to overcome their injury woes and field a competitive side. With several key players sidelined, the team will need to rely on their depth and tactical flexibility.

  • Predicted lineup:
    • Goalkeeper: Giorgi Mamardashvili
    • Right back: Jeremie Frimpong
    • Right center back: Ibrahima Konate
    • Left center back: Virgil Van Dijk
    • Left back: Milos Kerkez
    • Right defensive midfielder: Alexis Mac Allister
    • Left defensive midfielder: Ryan Gravenberch
    • Right wing: Dominik Szoboszlai
    • Attacking midfielder: Florian Wirtz
    • Left wing: Cody Gakpo
    • Center forward: Hugo Ekitike
  • Injuries and suspensions: Joel Matip (cruciate ligament injury), Stefan Bajcetic (hamstring injury), Giovanni Leoni (cruciate ligament injury), Jayden Danns (hamstring injury), Alexander Isak (broken leg), Conor Bradley (knee injury), Wataru Endo (broken ankle), Mohamed Salah (muscle injury), Alisson (muscle injury), Federico Chiesa (physical discomfort).

With both teams eager to progress to the next stage of the FA Cup, this match promises to be a showcase of top-tier football, filled with skill, strategy, and passion.