There is the small matter of the Capital One Cup later today (4pm), but to whet your appetite we’ve got two massive games in the Premier League.

While Arsenal and Everton meet at the Emirates at 2.05pm, it’s over to Merseyside where Liverpool host the champions.

Here are the teams:

Liverpool: Mignolet, Can, Skrtel, Lovren, Henderson, Allen, Moreno, Markovic, Lallana, Coutinho, Sterling.

Man City: Hart, Zabaleta, Mangala, Kompany, Kolarov, Fernandinho, Yaya Toure, Silva, Nasri, Dzeko, Aguero.

Brendan Rodgers has opted to leave strikers Daniel Sturridge and Mario Balotelli on the bench and goes with a front three of Adam Lallana, Coutinho and Raheem Sterling.

City have Yaya Toure back in their team while Manuel Pellegrini sticks with the strike parternship of Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero.

When the teams met at the Etihad on the second day of the season, a Stevan Jovetic double helped City to a 3-1 victory.

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Man City have started strongly here. Dzeko turns Emre Can and attempts to play in Aguero but the Argentine striker has trailed offside and it’s a free-kick to Liverpool.

Man City fans chanting: “You nearly won the league!” at Liverpool. That’s just mean.

Coutinho threads through Lallana and he’s got space to get a shot off. It’s straight at Hart, however, and the Man City keeper saves easily.

Moments later, the same two combine and Lallana smashes the ball into the roof of the net… but he’s ruled offside. What a goal that would have been!

GOAL! Liverpool 1-0 Manchester City (Jordan Henderson) 

The home side are ahead through a spectacular hit from Henderson, who checks inside and drills his effort into the top corner. What a start!

Man City should really have equalised there. Silva picks out the run of Aguero with a ball over the top and he shoots past Mignolet only to see the ball come back out off the upright. Desperately unlucky.

Moreno takes on Zabaleta, who has looked sluggish in these opening minutes, and cuts onto his weaker right foot before shooting high and wide.

Sterling gets the better of Mangala with some nice footwork but there aren’t any team-mates on-hand to capitalise on his ball across the six-yard box.

GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City (Edin Dzeko)

The visitors draw level with a brilliantly-worked goal. Aguero comes inside and plays an inch-perfect pass to Dzeko, who makes no mistake from 15 yards.

Magnificent pass.

Markovic chips the ball in for Lallana and he is stretching to make contact but gets a shot away from a narrow angle. It hasn’t got sufficient accuracy, however, and rolls out over the end line.

Dzeko appears to be through on goal after Toure’s ball from deep but the linesman’s flag is raised. Aguero then gets caught offside seconds later.

Hart saves from Sterling after another good move from Liverpool. One minute of added time to play.

Half-time: Liverpool 1-1 Manchester City 

Both sets of substitutes watch from the bench.

The Man City skipper has been really out-of-sorts in recent weeks.

After leaving Liverpool waiting a couple of minutes,  the Man City players return to the pitch and create the first chance of the second half. Zabaleta crosses for his compatriot Aguero, who can only head over the bar.

Kompany fouls Sterling and gets a talking to from referee Mark Clattenburg, but no booking.

Liverpool work the ball well with Coutinho and Lallana involved in setting up Sterling. The young England international can’t make decent contact with the cross though and Hart isn’t troubled.

Lallana has the ball in the back of the net for the second time today but, again, it’s disallowed.

Yellow card for Fernandinho. The Brazilian trips Countinho and goes into the book.

Meanwhile, Dzeko is making way for James Milner as Pellegrini looks to deal with Liverpool’s dominance in midfield.

Kolarov does excellently to beat Markovic down the left flank but then skies his attempted cross.

Daniel Sturridge is warming up…

Moreno brings down Zabaleta in the corner and City have a free-kick in a dangerous area. Silva takes… but it’s a poor delivery.

GOAL! Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City (Coutinho)

After his belter against Southampton last week, Coutinho pops up with another goal of real quality. Thoroughly-deserved from one of Liverpool’s stand-out performers today.

Daniel Sturridge and Wilfrid Bony are on for Markovic and Fernandinho.

Another change on both sides — Kolo Toure on for Moreno and Frank Lampard is introduced in place of Nasri.

One for stat fans — This is the first time Yaya Toure and Kolo Toure have played against each other in a professional match.

He’s only on the field but Bony has just been booked.

Then Yaya Toure, who has been bad in the second half, gives the ball straight to Sturridge but he shoots a couple of yards wide.

Obviously eager to make up for the mistake, Yaya Toure goes on a marauding run to set up Silva. The Spaniard gets plenty of power but it’s not on target.

Three minutes of added time to go.

Full-time: Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City

The three points moves Liverpool above Southampton into fifth place. They are level with Arsenal, who kick off against Everton in their game in-hand  at 2.05pm. Man CIty remain second — five points adrift of Chelsea with one game more played.

Thanks for joining us. Don’t go anywhere as we have bags of sporting goodness still to come.