Undoubtedly the game of the weekend this weekend is Liverpool versus Manchester City as the Premier League’s two front-runners go head-to-head in what promises to be a mouthwatering affair.

The Citizens are winless at Anfield in the Premier League since 2003 (P17 D6 L11) when Nicolas Anelka scored a brace in a 2-1 win. 

Sadio Mane has been integral to Liverpool this season (6 goals & 4 assists) and the Senegalese winger is 11/2 to open the scoring on Sunday afternoon.

Liverpool have scored and conceded in all 5 of Liverpool’s home games this season and with Guardiola expected to be without first-choice goalkeeper Ederson the safe bet looks to be in the goals markets.

Over 2.5 goals & both teams to score is 5/6 with bet365.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United side welcome table-topping Liverpool to Old Trafford this Sunday and Jurgen Klopp's Reds are the shortest price they have been to claim all 3-points at the "Theatre of Dreams".

Manchester United have struggled for fluency this season and have been hindered massively by injuries and will again be missing key players this weekend. Paul Pogba and shot-stopper David de Gea have both been ruled out but Anthony Martial & Aaron Wan-Bissaka could both return to the United starting XI.

​All odds correct at time of posting
(16:30 18/10/2019)

It’s the 199th meeting between North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham this Sunday afternoon.

Both sides come into the game on the back of their first Premier League defeats of the 2019/20 season. The Gunners lost out 3-1 to Liverpool last Saturday while Spurs were stunned 1-0 at home to Newcastle on Sunday.

​Pepe to score first and Arsenal to win is 12/1 with bet365.

All odds correct at time of posting
(17:00 30/08/2019)

Liverpool and Arsenal have both made perfect starts to the 2019/20 Premier League season and the two sides go head-to-head on Saturday evening (17:30 K.O).

The Reds were successful on the opening weekend beating Norwich 4-1 at Anfield before a workmanlike 2-1 win away at St Mary’s last week.

​The Gunners, meanwhile, were 1-0 winners at Newcastle in their first game and never looked troubled when beating Burnley 2-1 in the lunchtime kick-off last Saturday.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has notched in both appearances for the Gunners in the Premier League this season and the Gabon forward, who is 11/2 with Bet365 for the Golden Boot- is 13/2 to score first against Liverpool.

All odds correct at time of posting
(17:00 23/08/2019)

The Premier League returns this Friday evening as newly promoted Norwich head to Anfield to take on the runners-up from last season Liverpool.

The Reds amassed no fewer than 97pts in the Premier League last campaign only to be pipped to the title by Guardiola’s Manchester City. Opponents Norwich, meanwhile- were crowned champions of the Championship with an impressive 94pts (27W 13D 6L).

The Canaries have been relatively quiet in the transfer window with defender Sam Byram the only substantial signing arriving in East Anglia this Summer- joining for £750,000 from West Ham. Whilst Patrick Roberts and stopper Ralf Fahrmann have both arrived on season long loan deals.

Liverpool won their opening game 4-0 against West Ham last season and 4-0 (Correct Score) this Friday is 17/2 with Bet365.

All odds correct at time of posting
(13:00 08/08/2019)

This Sunday looks set to be a huge day in the race for the 2018/19 Premier League title as Man City travel to Crystal Palace (14:05) before Liverpool host Chelsea (16:30) at Anfield.

Maurizio Sarri has endured a rather up-and-down first season in charge of Chelsea but the Blues seem to be in good form at the moment and more importantly the Italian is beginning to get the very best out of talisman Eden Hazard.

Liverpool are odds-on favourite at 4/6 with Bet365 while Chelsea are outsiders at 17/4 with the draw currently 16/5.

With such attacking players on display, it could be worth seeking some value in the goals markets with Both Teams to Score at 4/5 with Bet365 & Over 2.5 Goals is also currently 4/5.

​All odds correct as of 16:00pm
(12/04/2019)

The Premier League takes a backseat this weekend as Watford and Wolves clash in a fascinating FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday afternoon (16:00BST).

The last time Watford reached the final of an FA Cup was back in 1984 while Wolves haven’t reached the final stage since 1960.

Both sides were in winning action in the Premier League during midweek with the Hornets winning 4-1 against Fulham on Tuesday whilst Wolves defeated Manchester United 2-1 on Wednesday night, just as they did in the FA Cup quarter-finals a fortnight earlier.

Wolves are 3/4 favourites to qualify for the final back at Wembley on May 18 while Watford are Evens with Bet365.

Wolves confirmed they had agreed a deal to sign striker Raul Jimenez on a permanent deal in the Summer and the Mexican striker, who has 3 goals in the FA Cup this season- is 5/1 with Bet365 to score first & 6/4 to score anytime.​

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​All odds correct as of 15:00pm
(05/04/2019)

Liverpool and Tottenham go head-to-head in a mouthwatering fixture at Anfield on Sunday (16:30BST).

Spurs were stunned by Southampton before the International break while Liverpool narrowly avoided an embarrassing draw to struggling Fulham in their most recent Premier League game.

Sadio Mane has been on red-hot form for the Reds, scoring 9 in his last 9 in the Premier League- and he too continued that form when scoring for Senegal on Tuesday.

​Sadio Mane to score first and Liverpool to win is 6/1 with Bet365. ​

​All odds correct as of 17:00pm
(29/03/2019)

​The climax to this weekend’s Premier League action comes from the Emirates Stadium as Arsenal host Manchester United in a crunch match in the race for the top-4.

Unai Emery’s Arsenal side meanwhile endured European agony on Thursday when coming unstuck to Rennes in the Europa League despite having led early. Rennes currently 10th in Ligue 1 and a mere 34-points behind the aforementioned PSG.

It’s therefore somewhat of a surprise to see that the home side are currently priced up as favourites at 7/5 with bet365. Manchester United have won their last 6 in-a-row away from home, scoring 15 times in the process and look value to extend that sequence at 2/1 with bet365.

The Gunners have failed to score in just 1 game at the Emirates this season (when losing 2-0 to Man City on the opening weekend) while Manchester United have scored in all 15 of their games away from Old Trafford this season making the both teams to score selection an obvious bet at 4/7 with bet365.

All odds correct as of 16:00pm
(10/03/2019)