Premier League Predictions: Liverpool v Man City – Will City Crack Under the Pressure?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Sunday’s Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester City.

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Our Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Liverpool To Win (17/5), Liverpool 2-1 Manchester City (17/2)

Anfield braces for a volatile Sunday showdown as Liverpool host Manchester City in what promises to be one of the most charged Premier League fixtures of the season.

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

Liverpool v Manchester City – Sunday, 4.30pm

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Liverpool’s start under Andoni Iraola has been steady rather than spectacular, with the Reds one of just five unbeaten sides in the Premier League (W2, D3).
They return to Anfield still searching for their first home league win of the campaign, but with the crowd behind them Iraola has the chance to join a select group, only two permanent Liverpool managers have ever avoided defeat in their first six top‑flight matches.
The Reds have drawn four straight Premier League games at Anfield. Only three times in their history have they gone five or more home league matches without a win, making Sunday’s fixture a significant marker. Liverpool are 13/8 with William Hill to claim all three points.

It’s been a damaging international break for Manchester City, they’ve been found guilty of 114 of their 115 charges and have a lot of questions to answer right now, the future of the football club remains uncertain and they’ll feel the heat in this one.
Enzo Maresca’s team are now the only side in the Premier League still boasting a 100% record this season but it remains to be seen how this huge news over the last few weeks will effect his players on their return.
Recent history between these two sides has taken a twist, the away team has won two of the last three Premier League meetings, as many as the previous 32 combined. The only time this fixture has produced consecutive away wins was back in 2002–03. City are 29/20 with William Hill to extend their perfect start.