Sunday Premier League Betting Tips: Liverpool to continue title push?
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Odds and preview for Sunday’s top-flight games
We’ve got three Premier League games to enjoy this afternoon, with potential ramifications at both ends of the table and the race for the top four.
Manchester United travel to Everton in the first match, which means our preview begins at Goodison Park…
Everton v Manchester United (Sunday, 1:30pm – Sky Sports Premier League)
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side have come off the boil, but they’ll need to turn the heat back up if they’re to get into the Champions League places.
Our traders have United as 5/4 favourites, but Everton raised their game to beat Chelsea and Arsenal at home recently. The Toffees can’t be counted out at 21/5.
Romelu Lukaku heads up the goalscoring markets against his former club. He’s 9/2 to break the deadlock or 17/10 at any point.
Everton will be looking to Richarlison at 15/8, while Gylfi Sigurdsson is 9/4 to score a second goal against United this term.
Cardiff City v Liverpool (Sunday, 4:00pm – Sky Sports Premier League)
After swatting Porto aside, Liverpool are chasing a ninth-straight win this afternoon. But Cardiff will put up a real fight. The Bluebirds are desperate for points in their bid for survival.
Even so, Liverpool should have too much quality as 1/5 favourites. After their midweek exertions, they may not be at their sharpest though. Liverpool and Under 2.5 Goals is a 27/10 shot.
Mohamed Salah has got his swagger back recently. With Sadio Mane also in red-hot form, the duo are 3/1 apiece to score the first goal or 10/11 anytime.
Arsenal v Crystal Palace (Sunday, 4:00pm)
It’s hard to see past Arsenal here. Unai Emery’s side have won eight home games on the spin in all competitions, keeping six clean sheets during that run. They can’t afford to lose any ground in the top-four race either.
They’re 8/15 to come out on top, with 19/10 on a win to nil.
The Gunners have real firepower in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette, with the duo 14/5 and 7/2 respectively to open the scoring.
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All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing
