Regardless, both clubs still have the players to field squads that can put on an incredible show

Manchester City vs. Liverpool: Premier League live stream, TV channel, how to watch online, news, start time
What you need to know for this weekend’s heavyweight Premier League bout
With the caveat that it’s still rather early in the Premier League season, this match of two exorbitantly talented teams is oddly not a battle between two squads at the top of the table. While Liverpool have done their part to compete for the top spot, currently sitting in second place behind Southampton, thanks to the Saints’ Friday win over Newcastle, Pep Guardiola’s men have dropped enough points to leave them in 10th through six games.
Regardless, both clubs still have the players to field squads that can put on an incredible show on the pitch, as this week’s Champions League fixtures demonstrated. Gabriel Jesus has returned from injury and already scored coming off the bench against Olympiacos, Raheem Sterling is as dangerous as ever and Kevin De Bruyne still looks to be one of — if not the — best midfielders in the world. Liverpool, meanwhile have Diogo Jota coming off a hat-trick against Atalanta in a match that also saw Mohamed Salah reminding those who might have forgotten that he could be the most talented scorer in the Premier League.Each side is also facing an injury woe. Liverpool’s Thiago Alcantara is reportedly out this weekend while he recovers from a knee injury that dates back to the Merseyside Derby in October, joining Virgil Van Dijk and Fabinho on the sidelines, and Manchester City will be without 32-year-old striker Sergio Aguero.
Throughout October the focus of the cycling world switches to Italy as the 103rd edition of the Giro d’Italia courses the length and breadth of the country, turning its villages and cities pink as it winds towards Milan….
Why, it’s only the 103rd edition of the Giro d’Italia, the second of the three grand tours scheduled to take place this year.
For many aficionados, the Giro is the greatest test a cyclist can face with the stages regularly being longer, higher and, very often, colder than those at the Tour de France, its better known and slightly older cousin.