Which channel is Newcastle vs Liverpool? Kick-off time, TV and live stream details

Jurgen Klopp clinches his title chasing Liverpool to face Eddie Howe’s resurgent Newcastle on Saturday as the Reds look to keep the pressure on Man City with another three points

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Liverpool Head to Newcastle United on Saturday for a chance to return to the top of the league First League with another three points for their 13th win in their last 14 games.

but newcastle are in fine form themselves having won their last four games to move into the top half and will look to have a say in the title race by taking points from the Reds here.

Visitors come from the back of one 2-0 Beat Villarreal in their UEFA first leg Champions League semi-finals on Wednesday, while the Magpies have not played since the loss Norwich City 3-0 last weekend.

When does Newcastle play Liverpool?

Newcastle vs Liverpool will kick off at 12:30pm on Saturday 30 April at St James’ Park.

The last time these two sides met was in December in the second leg of the league, when the Reds came from behind to save one 3-1 Victory over their visitors at Anfield.

Jonjo Shelvey gave the Magpies a surprising early lead against his former club after just seven minutes, but goals from Diogo Jota and Mohamed Salah put the hosts back in control by half-time, before Trent Alexander-Arnold’s three in the 87th minute points secured.

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The match will be broadcast live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate, while there will also be a live stream service online via the BT Sport app.

Coverage begins at 11:30 a.m.

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Newcastle vs Liverpool odds from Betfred

• Newcastle – 13/2

• Tie – 19/5

• Liverpool – 2/5

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The Magpies are hoping for a surprise result against the Reds on Saturday and Eddie Howe is bolstered by the fact that he has no new injury worries after last weekend’s win against Norwich, but is expected to remain without five players.

Kieran Trippier (ankle) and Callum Wilson (calf) are both close to returning from long-term injuries but are still not expected back until next month, while the same is true for Ryan Fraser (hamstring), but Isaac Hayden (knee) and Jamal Lewis (Bar) remain excluded.

Liverpool continue to work with a fit and healthy squad but Jurgen Klopp is expected to make changes from the midweek win against Villarreal, while he also didn’t pick up any new injury worries in Wednesday’s clash.

Nonetheless, he has three injury concerns ahead of this game. Roberto Firmino (foot) is expected to be out for a while while Curtis Jones (ill) is yet to return to training but Kostas Tsimikas (ill) is expected to return to the matchday squad on Saturday.