Leeds United vs Liverpool live streaming available – Watch live online as the Reds visit Elland Road to face Leeds in the Premier League on Monday night.
Despite the backdrop of potential seismic changes in football, there’s a game to be played as Jurgen Klopp’s side travel to Elland Road to take on Marcelo Bielsa’s side.
The Reds will be looking to build on successive Premier League wins against Arsenal and Aston Villa as they look to finish an otherwise disappointing season strongly.
The two sides met in an enthralling encounter at Anfield back in September, when Mohamed Salah’s 88th-minute penalty gave Liverpool a dramatic 4-3 victory.
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It will be intriguing to see how the Reds react to the latest developments over the last 48 hours and whether that has an effect on their concentration against a tricky Leeds side on their day.
The hope is the Reds can come away with all three points to close the gap on their rivals ahead of them in the table, even if a place in the top four may be inconsequential come next season…
Team News
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Long-term absentees Joe Gomez, Jordan Henderson, Joel Matip and Virgil van Dijk continue to be sidelined, however, Klopp reported no further injury concerns after the trip to Madrid in midweek.
Thiago is likely to come back into the side alongside Diogo Jota, with the duo both surprisingly left out from the off against Zinedine Zidane’s side.
There is likely to be a rest for one of the front three should Jota come into the side. Meanwhile, the likes of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita will also be hopeful of a rare start.
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Leeds vs Liverpool is available to stream in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports, which is available on Sky channel 401 and Virgin Media channel 501.
Supporters in the United States can watch live on NBCSN at 15:00 (ET).
Worldwide TV Streams
For viewers across the world, please refer to the list below for channels showing the game worldwide.
SPOTV ON, Flow Sports App, 620 Now Premier League TV, SCTV 17, SportKlub 1 Slovenia, Sky Pacific, Digi Sport 4, Eurosport Romania, Guangdong Sports Channel, Now Player, TV3+ HD, Star Sports Select HD1, TVPlay Sports, TSN GO, Viaplay Sweden, #Vamos, Hotstar, Bongda TV, S Sport+, Skynet Sports 6, NTV+ Sport Online, SuperSport 3 Africa, PPTV Sport China, ESPN Brasil, beIN Sports 1 Thailand, Now E, Astro Go, Idman TV, SportKlub 1 Serbia, Flow Sports 1, Play Sports 1, 102 (HD) mio Stadium, DAZN, Sport TV2, Setanta Sports Kazakhstan, Spiler1, Cytavision Sports 3, GO TV Anywhere, Ssports Live, Stod 2 Sport, Viasat Football HD, TV2 Sumo, Diema Sport 2, SL2G, Ziggo Sport 14, SBS Live, Sky Sport Uno, Blue To Go Video Everywhere, ESPN Play Sur, beIN Sports HD 11, Watch ESPN Brasil, RDS GO, beIN Sports Connect Indonesia, Optus Sport, Match TV Football 1.
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