Liverpool are in danger of falling further behind in the Premier League title race as they suffered their fourth consecutive defeat on Saturday, this time at the hands of rivals Manchester United

Man Utd vs Newcastle on Boxing Day among big Premier League matches live on Sky Sports over Christmas; Sky Sports Premier League coverage has increased from 128 matches to at least 215 games exclusively live;

With the title race having already swung back and forth while the top-four and relegation battles are as open as they have been for a few years, the Premier League is becoming increasingly difficult to predict.

Liverpool's game with Arsenal has been confirmed for a Thursday night showdown, following the latest selection of live televised Premier League matches. The festive period and early January will see three fixtures involving the Reds altered. The match ...

When you ask what is going wrong with Liverpool, there are so many things. Its not just the defence, its not just the midfield or the forwards, it is so many things. It is everything right now.

Liverpool are not succumbing to smash-and-grabs. They’re consistently being out-thought and fought. Brentford were the latest to earn a deserved victory, as they inflicted the fourth-straight league defeat upon the Reds on Saturday night.

The post Liverpool officially confirm three rescheduled January fixtures appeared first on DaveOCKOP. Liverpool’s start to 2026 is set to be a busy one. With the festive period already stacked with Premier League and cup action, fixture congestion has once again become a talking point for clubs across the division.

Liverpool will try to snap their four-game losing streak in domestic competitions and reach the quarterfinals of the League Cup on Wednesday, when they host Crystal Palace at Anfield.

Looking at these Premier League fixtures in this round of matches. Seeing the other games from a Newcastle United perspective. Eddie Howe and his players kicking off at 2pm in their Sunday match away at West Ham.

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner launched a scathing attack on soccer's governing bodies on Friday after his side's midweek League Cup win at Liverpool created a nightmarish fixture crunch that could see the Londoners play four times in eight days.