European Champions Liverpool will look to topple Man City when the Premier League returns on August 10.
The Reds ran Man City close in 2018/19, finishing a point behind their rivals with a total of 97 when the season drew to a close.
It was an agonising blow for the Reds, but Jurgen Klopp's side will be ready to give it another crack when it all starts again.
Liverpool will find out how their fixtures pan out when they are realised by the Premier League on Thursday, June 13.
The Reds started this campaign at home to West Ham, beating Manuel Pellegrini's side 4-0 to get their season off to a perfect start.
It marked the first time Liverpool started a Premier League campaign at home since 2015, when Brendan Rodgers' men beat Southampton.
Elsewhere, Manchester United beat Leicester 2-1 at Old Trafford on the opening day - a Friday - and there were wins for Chelsea and Man City.
