Liverpool – Everton: prediction for the Merseyside derby and betting tips from experts.
Match preview Liverpool - Everton
According to The Sun: Premier League champions Liverpool face Everton on Sunday at Anfield in the Merseyside derby.
SunSport betting experts have prepared an overview of the match, including the best bets, advice, and exclusive bonuses from leading bookmakers.
Match overview
The first Merseyside derby of the season will take place on Saturday afternoon when Everton make a short trip across the city to meet rivals Liverpool.
While the distance between the clubs has increased to two miles following Everton’s move to their new Hill Dickenson stadium, the fierce rivalry maintains its traditions.
Liverpool enters the match as the favorite, having confidently started their title defense with four wins in four matches. If the team wins on Saturday, it will mark their fifth consecutive victory at the start of the season.
Liverpool has an impressive home record against Everton – the team has lost only one of their last 28 matches on home soil.
Best bets for the match
- Liverpool 5/11 with William Hill
- Draw 15/4 with Midnite
- Everton 11/2 with BetMGM
Odds are current at the time of publication and may change.
Statistics and predictions
Everton is also showing decent form, earning seven points from 12 possible at the start of the season. New signing Jack Grealish boosts the team's attacking potential, and the players are performing well.
However, history does not favor striker Maya – in 20 matches at Anfield, he has yet to win, losing 14 matches.
Betting predictions
It is predicted that Liverpool may score a penalty in this match. Referee Darren England often awards free kicks, and Liverpool has received them in their last two matches.
- Liverpool to score a penalty 15/4 with William Hill
This match is generating significant interest as both clubs strive to secure top positions in the table. Fans are looking forward to an exciting contest that promises to be eventful.
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