Liverpool - Luton Town predictions

With betting odds working largely in their favour, Liverpool are expected to record a clean-cut victory in this match. We expected them to completely outclass Luton Town.

From the current viewpoint, the situation is unambiguous. Considering the strength of The Reds and the 16.00 odds given to Luton Town to win, it is easy to see that a win for the visiting team would be a remarkable upset.

Top online bookies priced Liverpool winning their previous Premier League match at 4.90 despite the home-field disadvantage, and they delivered on such expectations. They took an early lead and only increased it as the game progressed, finally recording a 1:4 away win.

The previous round ended with a 1:2 home loss for Luton Town. They were matched with Manchester United, though, who were definitely the favourites.

With 5 goals over the previous 3 matches, The Reds attackers are nothing to be scoffed at. If the trend continues, we’ll see some rather impressive records from then by the end of the season.

Maintaining their defences has been a bit of a struggle for Luton Town lately. They ended up conceding 5 goals over the 3 most recent matches alone, leaving many fans disappointed.

Liverpool are currently the top dogs in the Premier League, but there’s still time to change that and they need to be careful. Still, the season’s end is getting closer and the match against Luton Town is a good chance to solidify their position even further.

Luton Town are not likely to walk away with any points in Anfield, which can quickly become a big issue. They’re near the bottom of the standings with just 1 point between them and the dreaded relegation zone. We’re already at round 26, too, so the lower-placed team will be trying to claw their way up.

These two teams have shown to be evenly matched throughout the season. They’ve recorded multiple draws since the competition began, which doesn’t sit well with Liverpool because they’re the favourites. They’ll have a shot at finally getting a positive score, though.

The hosts may be favourites to win the match, but their lineup is in a somewhat weakened state. Diogo Jota, Thiago Alcântara, Alisson, Ben Doak are all sidelined due to injury, which makes The Reds’s position as favourites a bit shakier than it might seem.

Despite the risks involved, the strongest prediction in terms of value is an HT/FT bet that the hosts will take lead in the second half. It’s as risky as you might expect, though the 1.35 odds offer a decent return.