Manchester United And Liverpool In Line For US Meeting In From Of 107,000 Fans

Manchester United and Liverpool look set to take their rivalry to the United States in the summer.

According to the reports, the two titans of English football will meet at the second-largest stadium in the world, the Michigan Stadium or 'the Big House' as it is more commonly known as.

As per James Pearce from Liverpool Echo, the lucrative friendly is to be part of the International Champions Cup tournament, with the game poised to take place at some point between 20 and 28 July, which is when Liverpool will be in the US.

They will also play runaway Premier League leaders, and their next Champions League opponents, Manchester City. That game is reportedly slated for 25 July in New Jersey.

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The two sides met at the Yankees Stadium in New York in 2014, with the 82,000 Metlife Stadium likely to play host to the exciting fixture this time around.

Roma, Mohamed Salah's former club, are also being touted as potential opponents. The Giallorossi and Liverpool locked horns in St Louis, Missouri two years ago.

Topics: Manchester City, Liverpool, Football News, Football, Manchester United, Liverpool FC, USA

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