Liverpool v Chelsea: Reds to remain top of the tree

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TOM LOVE (@TomLove_18) has perused the markets ahead of Super Sunday's showdown between Liverpool and Chelsea at Anfield.

Liverpool v Chelsea | Sunday 14th April 2019, 16:30 | Sky Sports

If Liverpool want to continue their title tilt they will have to win here against their bogey side, Chelsea.

We all remember the slip by Steven Gerrard that allowed Demba Ba through one-on-one to put a major dent in their last serious championship challenge under Brendan Rodgers. Jurgen Klopp will be hoping for no individual mistakes as his side welcome the Blues this Sunday.

Liverpool have won just twice in their last 16 fixtures against Chelsea, and have failed to win in their last six at Anfield against the capital club. Therefore, odds-on quotes could look a touch skinny for head-to-head backers.

However, the Reds' record at Anfield is phenomenal with the hosts unbeaten in their last 37 games here so I personally think the 4/5 (BetVictor) is a decent quote. They’ve been on the drift in the last 48 hours and it looks a PRICE worth taking.

The Reds have had an extra two days rest as Maurizio Sarri has stressed, the Blues have also had to travel back from Prague so have only had one solid day preparation. That coupled with the fact Chelsea have lost their last five on the road against Big Six opposition means I’m happy to swerve the visitors.

I’m expecting it to be relatively tight though, Liverpool haven’t been blowing teams away the season and Chelsea have seen their games separated by just one goal upon 19 occasions. Therefore, the 2-1 home win looks an attractive price at 8/1 with Bet365. This scoreline gives us interest if Chelsea do manage to notch.

Best Bets

Liverpool v Chelsea – Liverpool to win (4/5 BetVictor)

Liverpool v Chelsea – Liverpool to win 2-1 (8/1 Bet365)

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I was first interested in the betting industry by doing the odd coupon at 18 - when I’d see a team at odds I didn’t expect it sparked my curiosity as to why that was. I’d go and research everything around that club: form, team news, manager quotes, and try give my own price in an aim to out-do the bookies. I personally enjoy punting on the Football League and European competitions. I like to diversify what markets I bet on so sometimes it’s outrights, goals, player cards etc. The Football League angle comes from being an avid Bradford City fan which has its ups (reaching a League Cup final and beating Chelsea in the FA Cup) and its downs (The entirety of 2018). Hobbies of mine include playing football, cross country running, travelling and playing Football Manager.

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