We’re excited to see Jurgen Klopp’s last ever Merseyside derby and the German will hope that his team can acquit themselves well when coming up against Everton. Liverpool have won nine times on the road in the Premier League this term, although they have failed to triumph on seven occasions and the Toffees will make themselves hard to beat.
Sean Dyche’s side have been beaten seven times on home soil this term although we can expect Goodison Park to be bouncing for the arrival of a Liverpool side who were recently knocked out of the Europa League by Atalanta and they were also denied a victory by Manchester United in another derby encounter.
Should you think Liverpool are trading too short on the Full-Time Result market, there’s the alternative to go for the Reds to win along with both teams not to score. We’re not sure that Everton will get a huge number of chances in this game and they might spend a good deal of this encounter in defensive mode.
Diogo Jota looks set to retain his place after finding the net at Craven Cottage and it will be interesting to see whether Mohamed Salah returns to the fray for this one. A 2-0 victory for Liverpool would keep them in the title hunt despite the fact that they are now third favourites to lift the crown behind Manchester City and Arsenal.