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Man Utd have made a worrying false start and are bottom of the Premier League table after the second game day. The previous year's sixth must now run against Liverpool.
The game starts at 9pm on Monday night at Old Trafford. The pay-TV broadcaster WOW (Sky)* broadcasts the game live.
After the catastrophic 4-0 defeat in Brentford, the English record champions are under pressure. Liverpool come to Old Trafford on Matchday 3.
But the Reds didn't start the new season well either. After two draws, Jürgen Klopp's team is waiting for their first win and threatens to lose touch with Manchester City right from the start. The defending champion is again in first place after two wins.
Both clubs actually need a win in the game on Monday to get back on the road to success. Whoever loses the game could slip into crisis right at the beginning of the season.
Those interested in football can follow WOW (Sky)* to see how the clash between Liverpool FC and Manchester United will end on Monday evening. The online streaming provider broadcasts the game live.
The live experience is available on Sky as a WOW Live Sport Ticket* (formerly Sky Supersport Ticket) from EUR 24.99 per month.
Sky begins reporting from Manchester at 8:15 p.m. - three quarters of an hour before kick-off.
With the new Sky WOW app, the broadcaster offers its subscribers the opportunity to follow the encounter live on mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets.
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