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Liverpool vs. Manchester United 2015 live stream: How to watch the Premier League online, time and TV schedule

Can Liverpool close the gap on top four and keep Manchester United out of Champions League?

England’s biggest rivalry has been virtually meaningless for one club or another lately, but this edition of Manchester United vs. Liverpool is massive. Both clubs are fighting for Champions League, and it looks likely that only one makes it.

Two months ago, Liverpool were struggling in the middle of the table and Brendan Rodgers’ job was in question. The Merseyside club looked like they had little chance of challenging for a Champions League spot. But some bold moves by Rodgers have sparked a revival, and Liverpool are knocking on the door of the top four.

They’re looking capable of catching and passing Manchester United, who would have to re-think their approach without Champions League football. They spent over £100m in the summer, plus brought in Falcao and his league-high wages on loan. Failure to finish top four would be a massive setback for them.

It's been a tough season for injuries for Manchester United, but they're finally close to getting healthy. Marcos Rojo, Luke Shaw and James Wilson are all slight doubts, but could feature. Robin van Persie is the only top player they're missing for sure. Liverpool aren't missing their star players, but have four long-term absences -- Jordan Ibe, Jose Enrique, Jon Flanagan and Brad Jones.

Match Date/Time: Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ET, 1:30 p.m. local

TV: NBCSN (U.S.), TSN1 (Canada), Sky Sports 1/HD (U.K.)

Online (U.S.): NBC Sports Live Extra will have the stream as usual in the United States. You need to be a TV subscriber to NBCSN to use that service.

Canada: TSN

UK: Sky Go

You can find listings for other countries at LiveSoccerTV.

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