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Matchweek 28: Where to watch on NBC Sports

4 Mar 2022

Don't miss a minute of the weekend's Premier League action with our guide to the live coverage

The iconic derby between Manchester City and Manchester United headlines what should be a fantastic round of Premier League matches in the upcoming days.

On Saturday, Liverpool host West Ham United in a massive match for both sides. Liverpool are nipping at the heels of Man City for the top spot in the table and are fresh off their Carabao Cup final success over Chelsea.

They’ll be looking to extend their six-match winning streak in the league and keep the pressure on the defending champions.

West Ham, on the other hand, would love nothing more than to prove their slight dip in form over the past couple months has been a fluke and that they’re true top four challengers. Taking three points against Liverpool at Anfield would do just that.

The lone match on Monday pits two managers who joined their club’s mid-season and are still trying to find their footing when Antonio Conte's Tottenham Hotspur face Frank Lampard and his Everton side.

Before Spurs' 4-0 win at Leeds United last weekend, they suffered a shock defeat to Burnley right off the heels of beating Man City. Putting together two straight wins could give Conte and Spurs the consistency they crave.

Everton are hovering right above the relegation table with only one point separating themselves and 18th place Burnley. Lampard’s Toffees are in desperate need of points and should be motivated for all three when they visit the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

See here how you can watch all the latest action on USA Network, Peacock and NBC.

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This weekend’s iteration of the Manchester derby presents massive stakes for each club.

On the blue side of Manchester, City find themselves in a dog-fight with Liverpool at the top. Pep Guardiola’s men can ill-afford dropping points, especially from their biggest rivals.

The Red Devils will be equally motivated as they duke it out in the very competitive race for a top four spot.

After drawing against Watford last weekend, Ralf Rangnick's men will feel the need to let the rest of the league know it’s their place in the top four to lose. A victory against City would show that United mean business.

You don’t want to miss this derby. Catch it on USA Network at 11:30pm ET on Sunday.

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