The Reds, who finished runners-up last season with a record tally of 97 points, were on Sky Sports or BT Sport 29 times, three more than City.
Pep Guardiola's side earned £38.4m for finishing top, almost £2m more than Jurgen Klopp's men.
Relegated Huddersfield received £96.6m after finishing bottom.
All 20 clubs received an equal share of around £34.4m, as well as getting £43.2m each for international TV and a further £5m in central commercial revenue.
2018-19 Premier League payments to clubs
Live games
Total payments (£)
Manchester City
26
150,986,355
Liverpool
29
152,425,146
Chelsea
25
146,030,216
Tottenham
26
145,230,801
Arsenal
25
142,193,180
Manchester United
27
142,512,868
Wolves
15
127,165,114
Everton
18
128,603,905
Leicester
15
123,328,078
West Ham
16
122,528,663
Watford
10
113,895,527
Crystal Palace
12
114,215,215
Newcastle
19
120,130,418
Bournemouth
10
108,139,973
Burnley
11
107,340,558
Southampton
10
104,302,937
Brighton
13
105,741,728
Cardiff
12
102,704,107
Fulham
13
101,904,692
Huddersfield
10
96,628,86

Too much money