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Bohemians Look a Solid Bet to Pick Up Home Win

Barcelona Can Take Advantage to Anfield From First Leg

Of the four teams remaining in the Champions League, these two are the two favourites to win the tournament and also the two biggest clubs remaining. Barcelona are one of the biggest clubs in the world, but if you are being critical about the Spanish giants over anything then it is probably the number of Champions League titles that has been converted into.

Liverpool are aiming to peak over the next few years,

Comfortable Win for Liverpool but Huddersfield Look Value on Handicap

With the win for Manchester City on Wednesday night, they are now back at the top of the Premier League, and moved Liverpool down into second place. Just three games remain for both teams, so as well as Liverpool needing to win here against Huddersfield, they also need City to slip up somewhere in one of their three games.

While that is something that they will of course keep an eye on, that doesn’t matter on Friday night as Liverpool are the only team in action.

Cardiff Take On Liverpool In David vs Goliath Clash

The Premier League returns this weekend in the wake of some really exciting European games in both the Champions League and Europa League, and with the end of the season being on the horizon, you can feel the tension starting to rise up and down the country. Teams are starting to put the final pieces in place for one last run towards a successful finish, and for a lot of teams, there’s still a lot on the line.

Liverpool Face Huge Challenge Against Chelsea

It’s at this point of the season when things start getting a little bit tenser for teams up and down the Premier League table. Injuries come into play, last minute goals impact where you end up finishing, and fans tend to get pretty nervous. Of course, that’s all part of the fun, but only if you’re a neutral. There’s still so much left to be decided between now and the end of the campaign that it’s almost too difficult to predict how things are going to go down,

Can Improving Southampton Stop Liverpool on Friday Night?

A big game in the Premier League at both the top and bottom of the table on Friday night when Southampton host Liverpool. The Saints are five points clear of the relegation zone and that gap has been created by some good play in the past few weeks. They have won three of their last four games and if their form continues to be anywhere near as good as that then they are going to survive this season.

Liverpool & Tottenham Face Must-Win Premier League Game

The fast pace of the Premier League means that it can sometimes be hard to stop and ‘smell the roses’ so to speak regarding some of the bigger games. Of course, that isn’t always the case, and we can often just find ourselves previewing or reviewing a game and thinking to ourselves “this one is going to be good”. That’s the situation that we find ourselves in here today, and Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur prepare to clash in a game that neither can really afford to lose if they want to end up achieving their primary goal for the season.

Fulham Attempt To Overcome Liverpool On Sunday

The Premier League is a pretty interesting division at the best of times, and it never really matters who is playing who when you think about it. It could be a relegation battle or a top six clash, because either way, there’s going to be some fireworks. As we approach the end of the season things are going to start to get even more unpredictable, which can only be considered a good thing for the fans.

Can Liverpool Defy The Odds Against Bayern Munich?

The UEFA Champions League is considered to be the premier competition in club football for a reason: all of the best teams compete in it, and that’s the kind of argument you can’t even really fight back against. There are certainly some world class teams spread across a variety of different continents, but in truth, they can’t really compare and we aren’t just saying that for the sake of it. As such, a lot of fans are excited to see how things unfold between now and May as we take the next few steps towards discovering who will play in the final in Madrid.

Everton And Liverpool Meet In Merseyside Derby

Every single Premier League game is important, and every single Premier League game has some kind of special meaning to someone. Whether it be their first ever live game or an encounter between their favourite team and their dad’s favourite team, there’s always something for everyone. When it comes to derby day, though, it’s a completely different story. There’s a certain ‘passion’ that comes with playing against your bitter rivals that you just don’t get every week.

Attacking Mentality Should Suit Liverpool in First Leg of Champions League Tie

There are few better things in football than a European night at Anfield and you can expect a fantastic atmosphere at the stadium tonight when the club takes on German giants Bayern Munich. Both teams can feel a little unlucky that they have been put together with such a strong opponent at this stage in the tournament, and one of them will be going out a lot earlier than expected because of that. It was Liverpool that finished second in their group to set this tie up,

Under Pressure Liverpool Take On Bournemouth

They say that pressure makes diamonds in this game, and it certainly feels like that’s never been more accurate than it is right now. The Premier League is entering that phase of the season in which all twenty teams start to lay out their realistic ambitions for the remainder of the campaign, and that can be an interesting time. Some sides will be hoping to far exceed the goals they set out back in the summer,

Champions league 2018-19 Starts Here for Many Teams

West Ham Attempt To Overcome PL Leaders Liverpool

Following on from a hectic weekend of Premier League action, it can often be difficult to settle yourself into a position whereby you need to motivate yourself to play a game on Monday Night Football. Of course, this isn’t always the case, and sometimes, it can just be a fun case of getting to see everyone else play before you step out onto the pitch. Whichever side of the coin you fall on there’s no denying that it’s great for fans to be able to see more football beyond the weekend,