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• Date: Friday, 15 May 2026
• Kick-off time: 8:00pm BST / 3:00pm ET
• Venue: Villa Park, Birmingham
• Free Stream: NBCSN via YouTube TV (10-day free trial)
• TV & Streaming: Sky Sports (UK), Stan Sport (Australia), Peacock (USA)
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Then, like now, the visitors to Villa Park will be Liverpool. The stakes for Villa over the next week are even higher than they were two years ago.
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Watch Aston Villa vs Liverpool in the UK
Aston Villa vs Liverpool will be broadcast live in the UK by Sky Sports. It will be shown on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event.
Watch Aston Villa vs Liverpool in the US
Aston Villa vs Liverpool will be shown live in the United States on NBCSN which is available via multiple cord-cutters. You can also stream the game on Peacock.
How to watch Aston Villa vs Liverpool in Australia
Fans in Australia can watch Aston Villa vs Liverpool through Stan Sport.
Aston Villa vs Liverpool: Premier League preview
Unai Emery and his team need a win. Having piled the pressure on themselves by failing to beat Tottenham Hotspur or Burnley, their two remaining games in the Premier League and the Europa League final have become a tightrope walk.
Villa will qualify for the Champions League if they beat Freiburg in Istanbul on Wednesday or win one of their two matches either side of it.
It all sounds straightforward enough on paper. Villa are theoretically the fifth-best team in the country and are 90 minutes away from a European trophy, after all. But their recent performances offer little reason for optimism, with Liverpool and Manchester City left to play.
Their visit to Anfield feels like a long time ago. Villa were in the early part of a run that saw them pick up 36 points from 39 available. Liverpool banked the other three.
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The Reds have objectives and issues of their own. Arne Slot's second season in charge hasn't been remotely as successful as the first but a Champions League spot would at least take them into next year with the chance of a meaningful reset.
With two matches to go, Liverpool are well positioned to achieve that consolation prize. Dropping points against Manchester United and Chelsea in their last two matches after three wins in a row might not seem like much of a bump in the road but there's no escaping the fact that fourth is below their expectations.
Tonight's fixture is bound to be affected by Villa's appetite and application with a European final to come, but Liverpool have an excellent record at Villa Park.
They've lost there only twice since a 1-0 defeat on the last day of the 2010-11 season. One was a 5-0 loss for an extremely youthful scratch team in the League Cup – an ordeal Villa then experienced in reverse in the FA Cup – and the other one was...well, you know what the other one was.
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FourFourTwo's prediction
Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool
Villa will unavoidably have an eye on the Europa League final and struggle to beat Liverpool at home at the best of times.
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