Liverpool vs Man City prediction: Odds & Betting Tips 2021

Liverpool vs Man City betting tips, odds and predictions in the Premier League on Sunday. The two title favourites clash at Anfield this weekend and we're expecting another entertaining 90-minutes from the pair. Liverpool's fantastic home record has been destroyed by back-to-back defeats against Burnley and Brighton, and the champions now sit 4th in the table. Man City are flying right now and lead the Premier League table by 3pts. The visitors have won their last four away games in the league but haven't won at Liverpool since the pair's League Cup tie back in 2016.

Top Free Tips for Liverpool vs Man City

Here are our predictions for this weekend's big game in the Premier League. We're expecting a very close and competitive 90-minutes between the pair, but make Man city the favourites to secure all 3pts. All of our tips have been thoroughly researched by our experienced tipster and all the selection have been made with no bias and with the genuine belief that each bet stands an excellent chance of paying out. All of the odds provided are the best around at the time of selection using only the most rusted and respected of bookmakers.

Liverpool vs Man City tips	Selection and best odds*	Bookmaker	Bet here
Both Teams to Score	BTTS - Yes @ 4/7	BET365	ADD TO BETSLIP >
Total Goals Under/Over	Over 2.5 Goals @ 4/6	BET365	ADD TO BETSLIP >
Full-Time Result	Man City to Win @ 23/20	WILLIAM HILL	ADD TO BETSLIP >

These are the latest odds as of the publication date. However, odds often change in the build-up to a match, so please check with your bookmaker before you make a bet.

Close Game Expected at Old Trafford

Last Match

Liverpool suffered a second straight 1-0 defeat in their own backyard against a team sat in the bottom half of the Premier League table in midweek. Brighton defended well and secured all 3pts courtesy of a solitary strike 11-minutes into the second half from English-born Colombian forward Steven Alzate. Liverpool's new signing, Ben Davies was on the bench for Klopp's side but didn't come on to make his debut, instead the german went with a centre-back partnership of Henderson and Phillips.

An early goal from Gabriel Jesus handed Man City the lead at Turf Moor on Wednesday night and another goal before the break from Raheem Sterling effectively wrapped up all 3pots for the visitors. Cty controlled this game from start to finish and now top the table by 3pts and still have a game in hand over Liverpool and the rest of their contenders for the title.

Form Guide

Liverpool have lost three, drawn one and won two of their last six matches in all competitions and are going through their worst run of the season right now. Man City have won all of their last six matches in league and cup, keeping five clean sheets in the process, and have now established themselves as the team to beat in the Premier League this season.

H2H Record

Liverpool still dominate the head-to-head record between these two clubs with 80 wins, 43 draws and 46 defeats from the duo's last 169 encounters. However, Man City have had the better of their Merseyside rivals in recent seasons, winning three, drawing two and only losing one of the pair's last six matches. Back in November, there two teams played out a 1-1 draw at the Etihad and both teams have scored in five of the duo's last seven competitive and non-competitive clashes.

Team News

Liverpool will be without Diogo Jota, Joel Matip, Naby Keita, Joe Gomez and Virgil van Dijk this weekend due to injury, while Alisson, Mane and Tavares could return to the squad following injury and illness.

Man City will be without their chief playmaker, Kevin De Bruyne, who has a thigh injury, while Aguero and Ake are also likely to miss the game through injury.

Liverpool vs Man City Three Best Bets

Games between these two powerhouses of the Premier League rarely disappoint and we have high expectation for Sunday's clash, despite both teams having some key players missing. The onus is on the in-form visitors to take the game to their hosts, especially as their defence has severely been weakened through injury. However, not having De Bruyne will be an issue as the Belgian is key to City unlocking defences. Liverpool's superb home record has been tarnished in recent weeks and City must see this trip to Anfield as a real chance to make a statement of their title ambitions.

• Both Teams to Score: BTTS – Yes @ 4/7 with bet365
• Total Goals Under/Over: Over 2.5 Goals @ 4/6 with bet365
• Full-Time Result: Man City to Win @ 23/20 with William Hill

Both Teams to Score: BTTS – Yes

Both teams have scored in five of the last seven competitive and non-competitive meetings between Liverpool and Man City. The hosts haven't kept a single clean sheet in their last five attempts and both teams have scored in three of their last four outings. Man City have scored in all of their last six matches and look strong going forward right now.

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Total Goals Under/Over: Over 2.5 Goals

Over 2.5 goals have been scored in four of the last seven meetings between these two clubs. Three of Liverpool's last four matches and three of Man City's last six outings have also featured at least three goals. The visitors have scored over 2.5 team goals in three of their last six matches and have netted 10-goals in their last three away trips. Liverpool have scored 8-goals in their last four fixtures and still look quality going forward with Salah leading the attacks.

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Full-Time Result: Man City to Win

Man City have won three of their last five competitive and non-competitive matches against Liverpool, beating the Reds 4-0 in the league last season. City sit 7pts clear of Liverpool in the Premier League table and still have a game in hand on their hosts. Liverpool have lost three of their last six matches, which includes defeats against Burnley and Brighton at Anfield. Man City have won all of their last six matches and are the form side in the Premier League at this moment in time.

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05/02/2021

 • by James Kelbrick

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