The clash between Liverpool and Manchester United at Anfield takes on fresh significance. Man United have the chance to whittle the gap to league leaders Liverpool down to just two points. With Liverpool reeling after consecutive losses and United showing signs of resurgence, the stakes could not be higher.
Liverpool’s recent form has raised eyebrows. The reigning champions have lost three in a row heading into the international break. This includes late concessions in key league games. Their defensive frailties are clear. They’ve gone six matches without a clean sheet and conceded nine Premier League goals. a number equalled only by Chelsea among the top nine.
Manchester United, on the other hand, arrive in a somewhat more optimistic mood, having secured two wins in their last three Premier League outings. But their away form remains dire, with no victories in their last eight away league matches and a weekend trip to Anfield that could push them to the brink or bend a momentum shift.
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Backing over 3.5 goals in this fixture makes sense given Liverpool’s recent defensive struggles and United’s willingness to attack when the opportunity arises. With Klopp’s side leaking nine league goals already and succumbing to late efforts, the stage is set for a high-scoring game. United’s improved momentum and Liverpool’s attacking potential make a 3-1 or 4-0 outcome entirely plausible, supporting the +100 odds for over 3.5 goals.
Corner statistics for this fixture suggest a tighter betting option with under 9.5 total corners. Liverpool average about 7 corners in their last five Premier League games against United. United themselves have recorded 23 corners across their last five meetings with Liverpool, averaging fewer than 5 each game. These numbers hint that a combined corners count under 9.5 is a smart choice at +135.
Discipline has not been overly wild in this rivalry. Liverpool average around 1.59 yellow cards per match against United. Meanwhile, United have collected 16 yellow cards in their last 10 league games. Given these trends and the absence of major disciplinary red-hot streaks in this particular matchup, betting under 4.5 cards at -105 appears backed by the data.
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Mohamed Salah remains a reliable bet in this fixture, given his prolific record against Manchester United. He has been involved in 19 Premier League goals versus United. That is more than any other player in history. From the provided information pack, that stat alone underlines the value of this market. With United’s backline weakened and Liverpool needing a focal point, the -195 odds for Salah to either score or assist look justified.
Here are the odds to first goal scorer and anytime goalscorer for the match between Liverpool and Manchester United (via FanDuel):
| Player | Team | First Goal Scorer Odds | To Score Odds |
| Alexander Isak | Liverpool | +360 | -120 |
| Mohamed Salah | Liverpool | +370 | -115 |
| Hugo Ekitike | Liverpool | +440 | +110 |
| Benjamin Sesko | Manchester United | +750 | +210 |
| Matheus Cunha | Manchester United | +850 | +240 |
| Bruno Fernandes | Manchester United | +950 | +290 |
Alexander Isak leads the goalscorer market at +360 to net first and -120 anytime, highlighting his strong form at the front of Liverpool’s attack. Mohamed Salah follows closely at +370/-115, reflecting his consistency and finishing prowess, while Hugo Ekitike (+440/+110) adds further attacking depth. For Manchester United, Benjamin Sesko (+750/+210) is their main threat, with Matheus Cunha (+850/+240) and Bruno Fernandes (+950/+290) offering secondary scoring options.
Here are the odds to anytime assist for the match between Liverpool and Manchester United (via FanDuel):
| Player | Team | Moneyline |
| Mohamed Salah | Liverpool | -190 |
| Alexander Isak | Liverpool | -165 |
| Hugo Ekitike | Liverpool | -155 |
| Matheus Cunha | Manchester United | +155 |
| Bruno Fernandes | Manchester United | +160 |
| Benjamin Sesko | Manchester United | +160 |
Mohamed Salah leads the assist market at -190, reflecting his dual role as both creator and finisher for Liverpool. Alexander Isak (-165) and Hugo Ekitike (-155) follow closely, each capable of linking up effectively in the final third. For Manchester United, Matheus Cunha (+155), Bruno Fernandes (+160), and Benjamin Sesko (+160) provide creative options, though at longer odds compared to Liverpool’s trio.
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