If Jurgen Klopp's side beats Arsenal on Wednesday, live on Sky Sports, they may draw to within a point of Manchester City at the top of the table, and the title race will be eagerly watched in the coming weeks.
Liverpool's match against Aston Villa will be broadcast live on Saturday Night Football on April 16 (kick-off 5.30pm), while City will have the opportunity to react the following day at Molineux when they face Wolves on Super Sunday (kick-off 4.30pm).
Then there's the mouth-watering rematch between old rivals at Anfield at 8pm in front of the Sky Sports cameras, the night before Chelsea hosts Arsenal (kick-off 8pm), as the race to qualify for next season's Champions League heats up.
West Ham still has a chance to finish in the top four, and they will visit Stamford Bridge on Sunday April 24, live on Sky Sports (kick-off 2pm). That all-London match will be followed by the Merseyside derby at 4.30pm, as part of a Super Sunday double-header.
Manchester City travels to Leeds on Saturday, April 30 in a match that pits the top two teams against each other, while Chelsea travels to Goodison Park the next day to face Everton at 2 p.m.
West Ham will play Arsenal at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday, followed by a Monday Night Football match between Manchester United and Brentford on May 2. (kick-off 8pm)
