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Date: Saturday 10 March
Kick-off: 15:00 GMT
Coverage: Watch highlights on Match of the Day; listen on BBC Radio 5 and Sky Sports 1010 live and local radio; text commentary on BBC Sport website and mobiles live on ITV 1010 The Following TV are Broadcast Bwin, Canal Plus France, ESPN Caribbean, ESPN Deportes, live stream online tv, many tv are broadcast Liverpool v Athletic Bilbao live soccer Game Video tv channel on pc.
Preview
Sunderland's last win against Liverpool came back in October 2009 and fans across the country will remember it well. It was the day Liverpool were derailed by the infamous beach ball goal in a 1-0 defeat.
Darren Bent was a Sunderland player then and had a shot after just five minutes which Pepe Reina appeared to have covered, only for the ball to hit a red beach ball, with a Liverpool crest on it, and deflect past the keeper into the net. The goal was allowed to stand and I don't think I've seen a more bizarre one before or since.
“Other than the beach-gate game two and a half years ago, Liverpool have tended to get the better of Sunderland in recent seasons”
Whatever happens in this encounter, it's unlikely to be as explosive as last Sunday's highly charged and bad tempered Tyne-Wear derby in which Sunderland had two players red carded and eight other yellow cards were shown.
The most immediate impact on the field for Sunderland is that Martin O'Neill's team will be without Stephane Sessegnon and Lee Cattermole for this one as they both start suspensions. This comes as they look for their first league win in four matches.
Other than the beach-gate game two and a half years ago, Liverpool have tended to get the better of Sunderland in recent seasons, losing only one of the last 11 meetings - a run which includes eight victories.
The Carling Cup winners haven't been on top form in the league in recent weeks though, winning only two of their last 10 fixtures ahead of this trip to the Stadium of Light and their tally of 30 goals in the league is eight fewer than 17th-placed Blackburn and the same as Wolves, who are in the relegation zone.
How much of it is luck and how much due to wasteful finishing is up for debate of course, but Liverpool's conversion rate is surprisingly the worst in the division at 8.6 per cent. Luis Suarez won't worry about stats like that though; he's got a 100 per cent record against Sunderland, having found the net on both occasions he's played against them, including last season's 2-0 away win.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Sunderland have won only two of their 21 Premier League encounters with Liverpool.
This will be the 150th league game between the two sides. Liverpool have won 66, Sunderland 50, with 33 draws.
Liverpool have won four of their last five visits to the Stadium of Light.
Sunderland
Martin O'Neill has won just one of his last eight Premier League games against Liverpool - a 3-1 victory for Aston Villa in August 2009.
Sunderland have conceded seven goals in their last three league games, after three consecutive clean sheets.
O'Neill won only one of 17 Premier League games in March as Aston Villa boss and began this month with a draw against Newcastle.
The Black Cats have won five out of nine Premier League games without the suspended Lee Cattermole in the side this season, as opposed to four out of 18 when he has played.
Sebastian Larsson is one short of 25 Premier League goals, but has not scored in his last 11 league games.
Michael Turner is in line to make his 100th Premier League appearance, while Matt Kilgallon could make his 250th club career appearance.
Liverpool
Liverpool have lost their last two Premier League games - they have not lost three in a row since October 2003.
The Reds have have missed four penalties in the league this season, more than any other team in the division. One of those penalties was missed by Luis Suarez in the opening game of the season against Sunderland.
If they lose it will be Kenny Dalglish's 100th league defeat as a manager.
They have won just one of seven Premier League games in 2012; the equal fewest wins in the division this year.
Liverpool have hit the woodwork 21 times in the Premier League this season - more than any other side.
Craig Bellamy has scored six Premier League goals for four different clubs against Sunderland.
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Date: Saturday 10 March
Kick-off: 15:00 GMT
Coverage: Watch highlights on Match of the Day; listen on BBC Radio 5 and Sky Sports 1010 live and local radio; text commentary on BBC Sport website and mobiles live on ITV 1010 The Following TV are Broadcast Bwin, Canal Plus France, ESPN Caribbean, ESPN Deportes, live stream online tv, many tv are broadcast Liverpool v Athletic Bilbao live soccer Game Video tv channel on pc.
Preview
Sunderland's last win against Liverpool came back in October 2009 and fans across the country will remember it well. It was the day Liverpool were derailed by the infamous beach ball goal in a 1-0 defeat.
Darren Bent was a Sunderland player then and had a shot after just five minutes which Pepe Reina appeared to have covered, only for the ball to hit a red beach ball, with a Liverpool crest on it, and deflect past the keeper into the net. The goal was allowed to stand and I don't think I've seen a more bizarre one before or since.
“Other than the beach-gate game two and a half years ago, Liverpool have tended to get the better of Sunderland in recent seasons”
Whatever happens in this encounter, it's unlikely to be as explosive as last Sunday's highly charged and bad tempered Tyne-Wear derby in which Sunderland had two players red carded and eight other yellow cards were shown.
The most immediate impact on the field for Sunderland is that Martin O'Neill's team will be without Stephane Sessegnon and Lee Cattermole for this one as they both start suspensions. This comes as they look for their first league win in four matches.
Other than the beach-gate game two and a half years ago, Liverpool have tended to get the better of Sunderland in recent seasons, losing only one of the last 11 meetings - a run which includes eight victories.
The Carling Cup winners haven't been on top form in the league in recent weeks though, winning only two of their last 10 fixtures ahead of this trip to the Stadium of Light and their tally of 30 goals in the league is eight fewer than 17th-placed Blackburn and the same as Wolves, who are in the relegation zone.
How much of it is luck and how much due to wasteful finishing is up for debate of course, but Liverpool's conversion rate is surprisingly the worst in the division at 8.6 per cent. Luis Suarez won't worry about stats like that though; he's got a 100 per cent record against Sunderland, having found the net on both occasions he's played against them, including last season's 2-0 away win.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Sunderland have won only two of their 21 Premier League encounters with Liverpool.
This will be the 150th league game between the two sides. Liverpool have won 66, Sunderland 50, with 33 draws.
Liverpool have won four of their last five visits to the Stadium of Light.
Sunderland
Martin O'Neill has won just one of his last eight Premier League games against Liverpool - a 3-1 victory for Aston Villa in August 2009.
Sunderland have conceded seven goals in their last three league games, after three consecutive clean sheets.
O'Neill won only one of 17 Premier League games in March as Aston Villa boss and began this month with a draw against Newcastle.
The Black Cats have won five out of nine Premier League games without the suspended Lee Cattermole in the side this season, as opposed to four out of 18 when he has played.
Sebastian Larsson is one short of 25 Premier League goals, but has not scored in his last 11 league games.
Michael Turner is in line to make his 100th Premier League appearance, while Matt Kilgallon could make his 250th club career appearance.
Liverpool
Liverpool have lost their last two Premier League games - they have not lost three in a row since October 2003.
The Reds have have missed four penalties in the league this season, more than any other team in the division. One of those penalties was missed by Luis Suarez in the opening game of the season against Sunderland.
If they lose it will be Kenny Dalglish's 100th league defeat as a manager.
They have won just one of seven Premier League games in 2012; the equal fewest wins in the division this year.
Liverpool have hit the woodwork 21 times in the Premier League this season - more than any other side.
Craig Bellamy has scored six Premier League goals for four different clubs against Sunderland.
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