Having endured a bad spell at the wrong time of the season, both Liverpool and Tottenham need a response when they meet at Anfield.
The reverse fixture in September ended in controversy, with Liverpool having a goal ruled out due to a VAR error, while the visitors also had two players sent off.
There have been two or more goals in each of the last seven meetings between the sides and there’s every reason to believe that the forwards will be on top again this Sunday.
Draw @ 9/2
A major dip in form has come at an inopportune moment for both Liverpool and Tottenham, after what had seemed like a season of so much promise.
The Reds have been embroiled in a three-way title race for much of the campaign, but just one win in their last five league games has effectively killed off their hopes.
Spurs meanwhile have had the top-four in their sights for long periods, but going into the weekend, Ange Postecoglou’s men are seven points behind Aston Villa.
With the two teams completely out of sorts in recent weeks, a share of the spoils might be seen as a decent result for both sides.
The Reds have drawn two of their last five matches, while Tottenham have finished all-square in four of the last 10 fixtures on the road.
There has been just one goal separating the two sides in their last three meetings, with the winning goal in the last two encounters coming in stoppage time.
First Set Piece – Goal Kick @ 13/2
It’s fair to say these two teams are normally more known for their attacking playing, rather than a solid defence.
Tottenham have conceded more league goals than any other team in the top six this season, with 54 given away in 34 matches to date.
Meanwhile, you have to go back to 17th December for Liverpool’s last Premier League clean sheet at Anfield and Klopp could be without skipper Virgil van Dijk on Sunday, with the Dutchman rated doubtful.
At the other end of the pitch, no team has had more shots in the Premier League this season than Liverpool. The Reds have had 715 shots overall, with Man City the next best with 621.
Tottenham are currently fourth in that table, with 524, so that’s why there is likely to be goals in this game, although it may take a bit of time for the forwards to set their sights, having been off target in recent games.
Mohamed Salah to score at anytime @ 8/11
After being dropped at West Ham last weekend, there was an apparent fallout and exchange of words between Mohamed Salah and his manager.
It remains to be seen whether he will be still wearing the red of Liverpool next term, but it wouldn’t be a surprise to see him start on Sunday, despite his recent slump in form.
Salah will want to end the season on a high, especially as the Premier League Golden Boot is still not out of the equation.
The Egyptian star currently has 17 league goals for the season, four behind Erling Haaland with three matches still to play.
Salah has an impressive record against Spurs in a Liverpool shirt, scoring nine times in the last 14 meetings between the two sides.
Liverpool – 4/9
Draw – 9/2
Tottenham – 9/2
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