Liverpool can go into 2025 with their place at the top of the Premier League secure with victory over Leicester City today.
Having spent Christmas looking down on their rivals with a four-point lead after the 6-3 demolition of Tottenham, the Reds know another win today over the Foxes will prevent Chelsea from leapfrogging them before the end of the year.
Arne Slot will of course be hoping his side can do the business again, and strengthen their title hopes in the process as we approach the second half of the season.
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What time is kick-off?The match kicks off at 8pm in the UK, which is 12pm Pacific Time and 3pm Eastern Time in the US. It will be played at Anfield, with the two sides meeting for the first time since Leicester returned to the Premier League following relegation in 2023.
Darren Bond is the referee, while Chris Kavanagh is on VAR duty this time.
Is the match on TV?Yes. Viewers in the UK will be able to watch the game live, although it won't be on Sky Sports or TNT Sports as usual. Instead, it'll be shown on Amazon Prime Video, with coverage getting underway at 7pm.
In the US, the game can be watched live on the USA Network and Universo, and it can be streamed via Peacock.
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Where can I catch the highlights?Liverpool will make highlights available on LFCTV GO as well as its other official club channels. The goals will also be shared online alongside key moments in the match.
You can follow all the updates and read the analysis on Liverpool.com and you can also follow along live on our social channels including on Twitter and Facebook, and catch the post-match press conferences on the Blood Red YouTube channel.
Early team newsLiverpool remains without Ibrahima Konate and Conor Bradley through injury, while Federico Chiesa missed out at Tottenham after a bout of illness. The Italian has been seen back at the AXA Training Centre in the build-up to today's game though, so he should be available.
As for Leicester, the visitors look likely to be without goalkeeper Mads Hermansen again, meaning former Liverpool stopper Danny Ward could be set to face his old side, although he has come under pressure from his own fans recently.
Jakub Stolarczyk is also available as another option in goal, having missed the 3-0 defeat to Wolves, but the Foxes could have a big problem up front. Jamie Vardy picked up a knock at the weekend and will need to be assessed ahead of the game to determine whether he will be fit to play.
