Manchester City Visit Anfield After Financial Rules Breach Verdict

European soccer returns after break

European club soccer is officially back this weekend after a two week international break. Supporters can enjoy all the updates from Sunday's matches as league action resumes across European grounds.

Premier League coverage continues with a full lineup of matches. Fans have plenty of top level football to look forward to across the continent throughout the day.

Early Premier League matches lead off

Sunday's Premier League coverage starts with two early matches on the weekend schedule. Crystal Palace host Nottingham Forest in one of those early Premier League fixtures.

At the same time, Hull City take on Everton in another early match. These early games kick off the action before the afternoon schedule brings the biggest fixture of the day.

Title contenders meet at Anfield

Later in the day, all eyes turn to Anfield for a blockbuster clash. Title contenders Liverpool and Manchester City face off in a highly anticipated match.

This match is Manchester City's first fixture since being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules. City were found guilty on 114 charges, which involved more than 100 serious breaches of financial regulations, coming just weeks before this trip to Anfield.

Football action spans outside of England as well on Sunday. Elsewhere across the continent, Sassuolo host AC Milan in Serie A.

What it means for the next game

Liverpool vs Manchester City (Premier League, Sun, 11 Oct): Liverpool win 29%, draw 26%, Manchester City win 45%; expected goals 1.25 to 1.61. Our safest pick: Under 3.5 goals.

LASK Linz vs Liverpool (Champions League, Wed, 14 Oct): LASK Linz win 20%, draw 21%, Liverpool win 59%; expected goals 1.22 to 2.19. Our safest pick: Over 1.5 goals.