Premier League Predictions: Brentford v Liverpool – Will Liverpool Get Caught in the Brentford Buzz?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Saturday’s Premier League clash between Brentford and Liverpool.

Our Prediction: Bradley Barcola To Score Or Assist (5/4) | Brentford 2-3 Liverpool (20/1)

The Premier League continues on Saturday with Brentford hosting Liverpool in west London, as the unbeaten Bees look to extend their strong start against an improving Reds side fresh from midweek European success.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some Premier League odds and betting angles for Saturday’s fixture:

Brentford v Liverpool – Saturday, 3pm

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Brentford have made an excellent start to the campaign, sitting fourth heading into the weekend after an unbeaten run of six Premier League games (W2, D4) — one of only three sides yet to taste defeat.
The Bees returned from the international break with a 2–2 draw at Aston Villa, extending their longest unbeaten start to a league season since 2006/07, and they remain formidable at home, going eight matches without losing at the Gtech.
Keith Andrews’ side won this fixture 3–2 almost a year ago and also claimed a draw at Anfield in May. Brentford are 13/10 with William Hill to stay unbeaten and take all three points on Saturday afternoon.

Liverpool’s start under Andoni Iraola has been steady rather than spectacular, and they head to the capital looking to respond after last weekend’s 3–0 defeat to Manchester City.
The Reds did restore some confidence with a 6–3 win at LASK in the Champions League on Wednesday night, a game in which we got the best of Bradley Barcola as he looks to build on that domestically.
Injuries in attack continue to bite, but Liverpool have scored 2+ goals in six of their last seven away matches, which should give them belief ahead of a tricky trip to west London. They’ve also won two of their last three Premier League visits to Brentford. Iraola’s side are 9/5 with William Hill to claim the victory.