Liverpool vs Aston Villa: Where to watch online, kick off time, live stream and TV Channel details
Liverpool and Aston Villa lock horns at Anfield in their penultimate Premier League games of the season at 3 PM BST on Saturday (May 20). Here's where you can watch the match on TV and live stream.
The game will not be broadcast live in the UK as the TV blackout rule is in effect on Saturdays. Fans in the United States can watch the match on FuboTV and Peacock. The former will also cater to supporters in Canada.
Star Sports Network will broadcast the game between Liverpool and Aston Villa live for fans in India. Fans across the country can also stream the match live on the Disney Plus Hotstar application and website.
As the official Premier League broadcaster in Australia, Optus Sport will cover the match for supporters Down Under. Likewise, BeIN Sports will cater to audiences in the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey.
Fans in Germany and Italy can catch the game live on Sky Deutschland and Sky Italia respectively. Canal+ Foot will provide live coverage in France, while international sports streaming platform DAZN will cater to Spanish markets.
Liverpool are unbeaten in nine games
Liverpool have won each of their seven Premier League games. They are also unbeaten in their last nine games and have not tasted defeat since losing 4-1 to Manchester City on April 1. The Reds will be determined to take the streak to double figures against Aston Villa.
Jurgen Klopp's side are fifth in the table with two games left. They are just one point behind fourth-placed Manchester United, but the Red Devils have a game in hand. The Merseyside-based club will be determined to win their remaining matches to keep their hopes of securing a top-four finish alive.
Aston Villa, meanwhile, have had an upturn in form since Unai Emery took the reins in November. The Birmingham outfit have won 14 and drawn three of their 25 games under the Spaniard. However, they have only won two of their last five matches.
Villa are placed eighth in the table with 57 points from 36 games. They can finish as high as sixth and secure European football for next season. Hence, they will be keen to earn as many points as possible from their remaining games against Liverpool and Brighton & Hove Albion.