Where To Watch: Leeds United vs Manchester City

Following the World Cup, the Premier League season will get off with Leeds United taking on Manchester City. Here are all the details you need to know about where you can watch this match.

In their first Premier League match following the midseason break for the World Cup, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City team travels across the Pennines to face Leeds United.

With the Carabao Cup victory over Liverpool, any concerns regarding the players' fitness were allayed. After beating West Ham United 3-1 on Monday night, the Premier League champions will try to close the gap on Arsenal, who moved seven points ahead of second-place Newcastle United.

Pressure is already rising on Leeds' head coach, Jesse Marsch, as a result of his team's dismal performances prior to the World Cup and after return

Being 11 players short wouldn't have allayed those concerns before to welcome Guardiola's team to Elland Road.

Rben Dias' hamstring injury, Kalvin Phillips' return to match fitness, and Julián lvarez's extra vacation time after helping Argentina win the World Cup in Qatar mean that the Catalan Manager doesn't have as much of a selection dilemma.

The hosts' recent history does not look good, as they lost both league games last season while giving up 11 goals.
The City residents will be confident going into this, and Erling Haaland will be eager to make a good impression upon his return to his birthplace.

United Kingdom - Amazon Prime has selected this one as part of their festive fixtures to be broadcast on their platform, which can be accessed with a valid prime subscription with kick-off at 8 pm (GMT). You'll also be able to catch all the usual pre-match build-up, half-time analysis and post-match conversations on City+'s Matchday Centre from 6 pm (GMT) on mancity.com or the club's official App. 

USA & Canada - NBC Sports and Universo are the two main places to catch the Cityzens for any stateside supporters. FuboTV covering the game in Canada from 3 pm (ET) via their streaming service. 

Argentina - Álvarez can keep tabs on what's going on at Elland Road with the rest of his country via ESPN Argentina at 5 pm (local).