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Arne Slot's Liverpool will face Leicester City in the Premier League(Image: Getty Images)

Liverpool could claim the Premier League title on Sunday with a win over Leicester City and if rivals Arsenal fall to defeat at Ipswich Town.

The Reds are currently 13 points clear of the north Londoners with six games left to play.

Mikel Arteta's side must ensure they avoid defeat at Portman Road to take the title race to at least another game week.



After this weekend, Arsenal will be in action on Wednesday, hosting Crystal Palace while Arne Slot's team will not play until next weekend - entertaining Tottenham on April 27.

Liverpool only need a maximum of six points from their last six fixtures.

Even if Arsenal win both of their games, Slot's men can clinch the title against Spurs at Anfield.

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But first, the Reds must overcome relegation-battlers Leicester.

Here, the ECHO brings you all the details on how to follow the Premier League clash.

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The match at the King Power Stadium will start at 4:30pm on Sunday, April 20.

Yes, the match has been selected for live coverage on Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League channels.

Coverage will start at 4pm.

The match will also be available to watch outside of the UK.

To find out if the match will be shown in your area, you can find the Premier League's international broadcast partners here.

The ECHO will bring you all of the action and reaction before, during and after the match.

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You will be able to follow via our live blog which will be published a few hours before kick-off.

Highlights will be shown on Match of the Day 2 on BBC One and iPlayer at 10:30pm on Sunday night.

Fans will also be able to watch highlights via the Sky Sports website and app and Liverpool's YouTube channel shortly after the full-time whistle.


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