Haaland to score 2 or more goals and other big odds option for Liverpool vs Manchester City
These days, the question is not whether Erling Haaland will score, but how many goals will he score? This is why I think a 3.65 odds for Haaland to score two or more is worth betting on, as well as other big odds options I have identified for this game
When these sides meet, it’s always goals galore, with 8 of their last 10 meetings producing over 2.5 goals and 9 of those games producing both teams to score.>>>>>CONTINUE READING HERE>>>>>
While the regular suspects like Mo Salah have not been so prolific this season, we have seen the likes of Haaland, Foden, and Firmino bag goals for these teams.
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Bet9ja odds for Liverpool vs Manchester City
Erling Haaland 2 or more goals @ 3.65 odds
Phil Foden anytime scorer @ 3.55 odds
Roberto Firmino anytime scorer @ 3.85 odds
Total odds on Bet9ja: 49.89 odds
Booking code: VR3TYN
*These games can be staked on Bet9ja as singles or in an accumulator (the odds were correct as at time of posting)
Erling Haaland to score 2 or more goals
The Norwegian has bagged 15 goals in nine English Premier League games already this season, averaging 1.66 goals per game. Despite Liverpool’s ongoing underwhelming season, they are still seen as City’s biggest rivals and both teams always turn up for this game. With this in mind, it’s easy to see Haaland turning up for this big game like he did in the Manchester Derby. And with Kevin De Bruyne also fit and ready, the chances will come for Haaland to find the back of the net.
Phil Foden anytime scorer
Foden has six goals in nine EPL appearances this season, with three of those goals coming in the Manchester Derby. Watching City play, one wouldn’t help but notice how Foden gets in the box and often at the goalscoring spots next to Haaland. If I am to back another City player to get on the scoresheet beside Haaland, it will be the Englishman, and it’s worth a punt at 3.55 odds.
Roberto Firmino anytime scorer
Firmino has been the shining light in Liverpool’s poor season. At some point, it looked like there was no way back for the Brazilian, but he has been impressive this season. Six goals in seven league games and coming into this tie off the back of a UEFA Champions League brace against Rangers. Despite starting from the bench against Arsenal, he came on and got a goal, and I expect a similar impact today from the forward.
