New customer offer: Liverpool a sublime 6/1 to beat Swansea
Published:
Lee Gormley | November 26th, 2015
Liverpool 6/1 to beat Swansea City
If by some chance the rampant Reds don’t secure victory over their struggling Welsh opponents then fear not! If that scenario arises then you will be rewarded with £20 in completely free bets to use across our online platforms at your own will. Please note that this offer is NOT available on Coral Connect.
Don’t miss out!
It’s simply a win-win situation ahead of the weekend’s Premier League action, following midweek European encounters, so make sure not to miss out, as this offer will only be available for a limited amount of time.
These incredible 6/1 odds for new customers are available from 15:01 GMT on Saturday, November 28th and will finish on Sunday, November 29th at kick-off time of 16:15 GMT. So be quick and back this unmissable introductory offer!
For more reasons why you should get on these excellently enhanced odds on the Reds to topple Garry Monk’s stuttering Swans, read on…
Liverpool in fine form
Klopp’s revived Reds have been on a great run of form of late, having thrashed Premier League title-favourites Manchester City 4-1 in their own backyard, so they will hold plenty of confidence in their latest domestic battle on Merseyside.
Liverpool also hold home advantage, with the Swansea meeting being held in front of the rapturous Anfield crowd, and the Reds will have history on their side, having amazingly never been toppled by their Welsh opponents in a home league game.
Remarkable record over Swans
Klopp’s side will be firing on all cylinders once again on their own patch, as they aim to move further up the top tier table, starting with an encounter with a struggling Swans outfit who lie haplessly in 14th place, dauntingly just five points adrift of safety.
Make sure you don’t miss out on these brilliantly boosted odds of 6/1 on Liverpool to capitalise on Swansea’s recent misery with another victory at Anfield this weekend.
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