How to watch Leeds United vs Man City online and on UK TV
Manchester City travel to Elland Road following Liverpool's trip to St James' Park earlier in the day
Manchester City travel to Elland Road today, Saturday April 30, looking to maintain their position at the summit of the Premier League table.
Pep Guardiola's side will head into the game following Liverpool's trip to St James' Park. Both sides know that any dropped points between now and the end of the season is likely to be fatal in their pursuit of the Championship.
Leeds United, meanwhile, have a major objective of their own. They currently sit five points above the drop zone having played a game more than 18th placed Everton. Victory for City would complete their first league double over Leeds since 1981-82 — a season that also saw the Whites relegated from the top flight.
How to watch Leeds United vs Manchester City on UK TV
Manchester City's trip to Yorkshire to face Leeds United will round off Saturday's Premier League action. Coverage of the game starts on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event at 5pm. Kick-off is at 5.30pm.
If you're not a Sky Sports subscriber, click here to upgrade or check out the latest packages.
How to live stream Leeds United vs Manchester City online
Sky Sports subscribers will be able to stream events from Elland Road online using either the Sky Go or the dedicated Sky Sports app. The Sky Go app is available to download on mobile and tablet and is accessible using your Sky login. The Sky Sports app is available on desktop.
Kyle Walker is unavailable for City again. The England full-back has been out of action since suffering injury in the Champions League quarter-final second leg against Atletico Madrid earlier this month.
John Stones will also not feature after leaving the pitch with an injury against Real Madrid earlier this week. Guardiola turned to the experience of Fernandinho to fill in on the night but will have Joao Cancelo available this weekend after his European suspension.
Leeds themselves have one or two injury concerns. The most notable absentee is Patrick Bamford. Injuries have plagued the Englishman's season leaving Leeds with little to no options up top. Tyler Roberts, another forward option in the Leeds ranks, is also out.
Manchester City travel to Leeds United on Saturday in a game that will have an impact at both ends of the Premier League table (5:30pm kick-off UK time).
Pep Guardiola’s side are one point clear at the top of the table, but could trail Liverpool come kick-off, while Leeds are five points of the relegation zone but not yet out of the fight.
How to live stream Leeds vs Man City online:
US ONLY: Fubo* are streaming a selection of Premier League fixtures live for account holders. Those without a Fubo account already can take advantage of their seven-day free trial by following the simple steps below.
Click on this link.
Click ‘Start Your Free Trial’ and enter your details.
Log in and pick your desired channel to watch.
*Geo restrictions apply. Fubo is currently available in the United States, Canada and Spain. Packages and pricing differ per country.
Where to watch Leeds vs Man City on TV:
UK: Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Premier League
US: NBC
Marsch ready to welcome “best team in the world”
There is always a lot of discussion surrounding who the best team in the world is. Chelsea fans will make their claim as defending European champions (for one more month) and the 2021 Club World Cup winners, while the likes of Liverpool, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich will also be ready to fight for their spot at the top.
But, according to Leeds manager Jesse Marsch, Man City are the team most deserving of that moniker. Despite not being in charge of Leeds as Man City thrashed them 7-0 earlier in the season, Marsch has been on the receiving end of a heavy defeat to Guardiola’s side.
Marsch was in charge of RB Leipzig as they were beaten 6-3 by Man City at the Etihad in the group stage of the Champions League, and knows how tough it will be for his Leeds side to get a result.
“Now the best team in the world, for me, comes to Elland Road,” he told reporters after Leeds’ draw with Crystal Palace on Monday.
“I know this season already, one of my teams has played against Man City and I know what a challenge that game is, I know how difficult it is to limit their best players from making good plays and their movement and ideas of what to do with the ball.”
READ MORE: Predicted XIs for Leeds vs Man City
https://paiza.io/projects/MDvP2OgIbgNqyOIsRoRCrA?language=php