The Premier League is nearing its final stretch with a delightful battle at the top between five clubs. Precisely, two of these teams are Arsenal and Liverpool, who clash just a few weeks after an excellent game for round 18.
The Reds are the best team in England and come from providing a categoric beating to Chelsea, in a game where they completely suffocated the rival offense.
On their part, the Gunners had a poor game against Nottingham Forest but managed to pull the chestnuts out of the fire after a couple of good individual plays.
When and where?
Sunday, February 4th, 11:30 pm ET at the Emirates
Moneyline odds:Â
Arsenal 2.137Â
Liverpool 3.43
Draw Offs:
3.905
Where Can I Watch?Â
Telemundo, NBC Sports, Star+, and Paramount+
Why Bet on Arsenal?
Arsenal is far from the bright version they showed for almost three-quarters of the last season. The team seems barely capable of winning in most games and seems to be running out of ideas. This can be a consequence of Martin Ødegaard’s (four goals and three assists) poor form. The ex-Real Madrid midfielder got most of his goal contributions at the beginning of the campaign. Kai Havertz, who could also play a similar role on paper, has just been a secondary option as of late, and truth be told, he has never shown his best face in England.
Whatever the case, with goals from Gabriel Jesus and Bukayo Saka, they beat Nottingham Forest in the midweek round. However, they felt the pressure at the end and almost tied the game.
Why Bet on Liverpool?
The Reds have been an unstoppable machine since, precisely, their draw against the Gunners. They have four wins in a row and don’t seem to be losing pace. On the contrary, the team seems to be flourishing in unexpected ways throughout the season, with the burst into the scene of youngster Connor Bradly. He was the best player in their last game, a well-given beating to Chelsea.
With a goal and two assists for that match, in less than ten games for the Premier League, the English talent is in the mouth of everyone and raises doubts regarding TAA’s role. Yes, that’s the level of the hype. In the match against the Blues, the goals came from Jota, Bradley, Szoboszlai, and Luis DÃas. The Colombian is another who is rediscovering his best goal-scoring facet.
Even without two key pieces, they look solid, and with all their weapons available, they are truly a team to fear. The only thing to regret is that the team is not playing in the Champions League in Klopp last season.
Final Betting Analysis:Â Arsenal vs. Liverpool
Since 1995, these two teams have played 69 games, with 25 wins going Liverpool’s way, while Arsenal triumphed 19 times and there were 25 ties. Meanwhile, in the last eight games for all competitions, half of the matches went the Red’s way, with a solitary victory by the Gunners.
It’s clear that there’s not much of an equivalence and, except last season when Arsenal was a machine, the Emirates has not been of much help to take the three points against this rival. We’ll go for a 1-3 victory for the visitors.
Go for a victory for Liverpool at 3.43. If you bet $100 at such odds, you could get $243 for a total payout of $343.
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