LIVERPOOL head to relegation-threatened Watford as they look to continue their Premier League title march.
Still unbeaten this season and fresh from a hard-fought comeback win over West Ham, the records continue to tumble for Jurgen Klopp’s excellent side.
The Reds battled back from 2-1 down against West Ham
The Reds will have to work hard for another three points here though, with the Hornets still capable of providing a sting in the tale.
Nigel Pearson’s men have gone off the boil in recent weeks and occupy one of the relegation places, but have only lost one of their last seven at Vicarage Road in all competitions.
Watford were denied a goal last week at Old Trafford
What time is kick-off?
THIS Premier League clash is the evening offering on Saturday, February 29.
Kick-off at Vicarage Road is set for 5.30pm.
When Liverpool visited here last season, second half goals from Mo Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Roberto Firmino gave them a 3-0 win.
Which TV channel and live stream can I watch it on?
YOU can catch this match live on Sky Sports Premier League, Main Event and Ultra HD.
Coverage begins at 5.15pm, following the 3pm kick-offs around the country.
If you’re not a Sky subscriber, purchase a NOW TV pass from just £9.99 to stream on a number of devices.
While those of you in the USA can watch on either NBC SN or Universo.
What is the team news?
NEW Watford signing Ismaila Sarr could start after coming off the bench in the 3-0 loss to Man Utd.
Daryl Janmaat returned to training this week following a lay-off and will be assessed, while Kiko Femenia is another option for Pearson to ponder.
Jordan Henderson and Xherdan Shaqiri remain out for the visitors, who will likely start their front trio of Salah, Firmino and Sadio Mane.
James Milner is once again on the sideline but could return to action as early as Tuesday in the FA Cup.
Match odds
- Watford to win – 6/1
- Draw at Vicarage Road – 7/2
- Liverpool to take three points – 4/9
- Both teams to score – 3/4
- Over 2.5 goals – 3/5
*Odds provided by Ladbrokes and correct at time of publication
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
