Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 12:53:37 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on February 20, 2025, 10:05:08 PM

On paper, Liverpool should easily beat City (after all, Liverpool was able to beat even Real in the Champions League), but in reality it will be difficult to do so, since Liverpool is no less tired than City after the game with Aston Villa. Plus, for City, this is a home game, so bookmakers are quoting this match as follows:

2.84 - 3.80 - 2.32

Personally, from the real ones for cash bets, I only see BTTS and possibly Total Over (City has a leaky defense).

That's right. Given Liverpool’s current form, it's logical to expect them to win regardless of where the match will be played. Manchester City have been struggling this season, their lack of stability could give Liverpool the edge in this encounter. I will definitely go for Liverpool win or draw to be at the safer side.

If you look at Liverpool's record, in the first 10 matches Liverpool's win list is Liverpool's last match, after that they have played quite poorly, losing some matches and drawing some matches. Liverpool have drawn matches against Aston Villa and Everton, who have been showing weakness in their performances. In addition, Manchester City's matches against some difficult teams make their defense weak and they lose matches due to pressure. Manchester City immediately went down and the opposing teams did not give them a chance to come back up. Liverpool are also getting worse due to their few draws so they need to win this match to keep their momentum going.