Liverpool look to return to EPL summit

Sunday, 21 April 2019 09:36

Liverpool will be looking to get back on top of the English Premier League (EPL) when they take on Cardiff City later Sunday.

The Reds are currently one point behind fellow title contenders Manchester City with both teams having played the same number of matches.

Kick-off from Cardiff City Stadium is at 7:00 pm UAE time.

Meanwhile, Manchester United are in action again after their midweek Champions League exit.

They take on Everton with play from Goodison Park set to get underway at 4:30 pm UAE time.

Elsewhere, Arsenal face-off against Crystal Palace at 7:00 pm UAE time.

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