Liverpool's Premier League prize money will exceed Manchester City's this season - regardless of the outcome of Sunday's title showdown.
The Reds' popularity with broadcasters means their income for the campaign will shade their title rivals, marking them out as the highest-earning club in England for TV money.
Jurgen Klopp 's side have been shown on either BT Sport or Sky Sports a total of 29 times this term, which is three more than Pep Guardiola's champions.
That figure excludes the games shown on BT for the Champions League however, with the Reds predicted to rake in £149.5million to City's £148.1m for the 2018/19 Premier League season.
Each top-flight club is given an equal share of £79.4m with Liverpool taking home a predicted £33.5m to City's £30.1m, according to a report from the Mail On Sunday .
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Clubs are guaranteed a minimum fee of £12.5m for TV games across the domestic campaign with an extra £1.2m per live match when shown more than 10 times on either broadcaster.
Manchester United have been shown on television two less than the Reds with relegated Huddersfield and Southampton propping up the table with just eight games apiece.
Liverpool's predicted earnings come after it was revealed that have picked up over £30m for their charge to the Champions League final this season.
The winners of the Madrid final on June 1 will receive an additional £3.44m.
