What is it? Why it"s the Premier League meeting between bottom-of-the-table Norwich City and runaway leaders Liverpool. When is it? Saturday February 15, 2020. What time is kick-off? Referee Stuart Attwell will get the match at Carrow Road under way at 5.30pm (GMT). What TV channel is it on? Sky Sports will be broadcasting the match with their programme starting at 5pm. Alternatively, you can bookmark this page and follow all of the action right here. Watch Norwich v Liverpool through NOW TV with a Sky Sports Pass from £9.98 What is the team news? Liverpool forward Sadio Mane and midfielder James Milner are both fit to rejoin the squad to face Norwich after hamstring injuries. Mane has missed the last four matches while Milner has been out since January 5. "Millie and Sadio are back. When they are back you consider them immediately," said manager Jurgen Klopp. "Apart from (Xherdan) Shaqiri, (Nathaniel) Clyne and (Paul) Glatzel, all the players are in training. We have some good options. Hopefully it stays like this for the rest of the season." What is Cantwell saying? Despite their precarious position in the table, one beacon of light shining through at Carrow Road this season has been the development of local lad Todd Cantwell, who John Percy met up with this week ahead of Saturday"s showdown with the European and world club champions. “I’m absolutely living the dream,” Cantwell told Telegraph Sport. Sometimes I do have to pinch myself when I think about the fact that I’ve grown up in this city and now I get to pull on the shirt on a Saturday. It’s surreal at times,” he says. “There is a lot of extra responsibility on you as a player from the academy. You’re expected to play and act as a signing, which is pressure, but in a way it pushes you to get a better performance out of yourself. I’m thoroughly enjoying every moment of it.” Read the full feature right here Get the latest odds and offers for the Norwich City v Liverpool game What are the odds? Norwich City to win: 9/1 Draw: 5/1 Liverpool to win: 1/4 What"s our prediction? Difficult to see anything other than yet another win for the Red Machine. Result: Norwich City 0 Liverpool 2.