Liverpool - Sheffield United predictions

A quick look at the odds reveals just how imbalanced this matchup is. Liverpool are almost certain to walk away with 3 more points towards the Premier League table, and Sheffield United fans should probably temper their expectations.

This one has Home Win written all over it. The hosts are expected to grab a firm hold of the proceedings and The Blades will be left with slim pickings in this match.

The hosts were the hard favourites in their previous Premier League matchup but came dangerously close to missing out on 3 points. They only managed to secure a home win with a deciding goal in the second half. A win is a win, but most betting predictions expected that the result would be much more decisive.

Most bookies were expecting the away team’s previous match to be completely one-sided, but it ended with a 3:3 draw. They went toe to toe with Fulham throughout the game’s runtime, which is not something most Premier League betting tips saw coming.

The Reds leave quite the impression whenever we see them play in front of their fans at Anfield. They scored more than 5 goals in total the last 3 times they did so, which is a solidly impressive record.

The visitors’ main concern will be cutting down the concession rate. They conceded more than 5 times in their latest 3 matches, and bucking the trend will be a great step in the right direction.

As the Premier League season advances into its later stages, Liverpool are proud to be leading the pack at the very top of the standings. Considering the favourable match-up this Thursday, their odds of taking the title seem better with every passing round.

The visitors are well on their way towards relegation unless they can close the 7 -point difference before it’s too late. We’re already at round 31, though, and they’re heading into a very unfavourable matchup.

The Reds clearly have the upper hand in this matchup, though it doesn’t seem insurmountable by any means. They won despite a home-field disadvantage the last time they clashed with Sheffield United, but it was a rather narrow victory.

They may be favoured to win, but the home team are still playing at an extreme disadvantage because a lot of their players suffered an injury recently. Andrew Robertson, Thiago Alcântara, Curtis Jones, Stefan Bajcetic Maquieira, Ben Doak will not be able to play, putting the team in a dangerous situation.

If you’re feeling confident, a Draw/Home wager in the Half Time/Full Time market is the way to go. It’s a fairly risky move, but likely the best way to get some value out of the match this Thursday.