Premier League Predictions & News

Can Liverpool Break Record For Biggest Premier League Points Winning Margin?

7 months ago

| BY Alex McMahon

Liverpool are 13 points clear at the top of the Premier League table with just 10 matches remaining and the Reds are well fancied to break Manchester City’s record of finishing 19 points ahead of their top flight rivals.

According to the latest football betting odds at William Hill, Arne Slot’s side are 7/2 to break the record for the largest Premier League winning points margin – a record that has stood since City’s incredible 2017/18 campaign.

Meanwhile, Liverpool talisman Mohamed Salah – currently favourite in Ballon d’Or odds – is just 5/1 to take his scoring tally to over 36 league goals in what remains of the season, a tally that would break Erling Haaland’s goal-scoring record from two years ago.

William Hill spokesperson, Lee Phelps, said: “Liverpool are taking the Premier League by storm, and appear to have one hand on the trophy as they sit 13 points clear of second placed Arsenal. We have the Reds 7/2 to extend that margin and finish the season at least 20 points clear.

“Manchester City currently hold the record for the largest winning points margin after obtaining 100 points in 2018, beating second placed Manchester United by 19 points to the title.

“Liverpool’s main man Mohamed Salah is charging ahead in the race for this year’s Golden Boot, and we have the Egyptian 5/1 to break the Premier League record for the most goals in a single season (36).”

Liverpool & Mo Salah Special Bets:

Liverpool To Win 2 or More Trophies (Premier League, League Cup or Champions League Only) – 2/7
Mohamed Salah To Score Over 28 League Goals – 4/11
Mohamed Salah To Score Over 30 League Goals – 3/4
Mohamed Salah To Score Over 32 League Goals – 11/8
Mohamed Salah To Score Over 34 League Goals – 4/1
Mohamed Salah To Score Over 36 League Goals (Breaking Premier League Record For Goals In A Season) – 5/1
Liverpool To Win The Premier League By Over 19 Points Winning Margin – 7/2