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Jurgen Klopp takes charge of final Liverpool game
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In a weekend where the title is heading to either Manchester or North London, both Pep Guardiola's and Mikel Arteta's side must turn up on Sunday, just incase the other does win. City know the title is theirs with a win, whilst Arsenal are relying on West Ham to do them a favour and any dropped points from City means the Gunners can win the title with a win over Everton.
Betfair have decided to get involved in the title race, and offer a Superboost across both title defining matches, with both the West Ham and Everton GK each to make 3+ saves, now priced at 1/12.00 (was [1/4!]).
Interestingly, only Man Utd's goalkeeper has a higher save ratio than Everton's (74%) and West Ham's (73%), with Jordan Pickford (3.2) and Alphone Areola (4.3) averaging over the 3+ barrier in their Premier League games this season.
Both 'keepers are set to be very busy on Sunday, as not only do they come up against sides who need to win, they come up against sides who are in red hot form in front of goal.
Man City are averaging 7.6 shots on target per home game in 2024, firing 36 on target across their last three games. They also lead the league overall this season with 7.2 per game.
Arsenal meanwhile, have managed 3+ shots on target in all eight of their home games in 2024, averaging 7.1 per game since the turn of the year.
Expect Pickford and Areola to be in the firing line on Sunday.
Back Both West Ham & Everton Goalkeepers to Make 3 or More Saves Each
Liverpool v Wolves
Sunday 19 May, 16:30 kick-off
Live on Sky Sports Premier League
There'll be tears at Anfield on Sunday as Jurgen Klopp says goodbye to Liverpool after his magical spell transformed the club back into a genuine European powerhouse.
Wolves are there to spoilt the party and in all honesty the result is secondary so this game will be a tough one to predict - even as massive home favourites at 1/81.12 the emotion of the occasion could easily get to Liverpool's players.
So Gary O'Neil's side would not be the worst 14/115.00 away outsiders in the world had they not won just once in 10 games (against Luton) and concede 2+ goals in seven of those.
And the way Liverpool have been defending then both teams to score at 6/101.60 looks assured while over 3.5 goals is 4/71.57 and has landed in the Reds' last three games. You can pair them both at around Evens.
You couldn't totally rule out the draw at 8/19.00 but Wolves just look like they're gagging for the season to end, and with the Kop in full voice Liverpool will be running themselves into the ground for their departing spiritual leader. They've surely got one more win left in them.
Back Liverpool to win and over 3.5 goals
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It's the last game of the season, but the Anfield atmosphere alone should ensure there's a high tempo, and while we're expecting goals and shots what both these teams excel at is giving away fouls.
They're second and third in the foul table with over 12 per game on average, with Joao Gomes leading the way for Wolves with 72 fouls this season.
Gomes is 8/131.61 for 2+ fouls at Anfield - a bet that's landed in six of his last eight.
English Premier League - Top 5 Fouls
For Liverpool, Luis Diaz is 5/61.84 for 2+ fouls, which he's managed in three of his last four to take his season tally to 71.
The only Liverpool player with a better record is Alexis Mac Allister as the World Cup winner has given away 80 fouls in the current campaign with plenty of multiple foul games.
The Argentinian is 1/12.00 for 2+ fouls against Wolves - and he's managed that in three of his last four games so is more than likely to add to his tally.
Back Joao Gomes, Mac Allister & Luis Diaz 2+ fouls
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