Liverpool v Salzburg at Anfield can be a affair.
The Austrians definitely made their mark to the Champions League that a fortnight ago — sticking six previous Genk in their first ever match at the competition, and despite a giant step in quality of opponent, their front two of Erling H??land along with Hwang Hee-Chan seem like they can cause even the best defences in the world problems.
Nearly every one of the aims from Genk arrived on the countertops, along with the devastating efficiency at will not have gone unnoticed by Jurgen Klopp, wholl know ownership will be dominated by his side .
Naturally, Liverpool lost their opener away however because they demonstrated last year in their way theyre rather literally unbeatable at Anfield, and thats not about to change.
However, rather than backing a Liverpool success that is valueless, Im likely to stick to score on both groups.
Liverpool have retained just two Premier League clean sheets this season–none arriving in Anfield–and theres a decent bit of value in backing the home win that was inescapable, but with Salzburg finding the net on the way.
Theres very little point in speaking about the number of goals the visitors have scored domestically (spoiler: totally loads), but Liverpools expected-goals-against this year is currently at over one-per-game, so that I wouldnt sleep on Salzburg producing some fairly significant problems about the way to conquer.
Liverpool are often characterised by their early targets (and really Salzburg, but once again, their domestic form must be examined with a massive pinch of salt), and with the match anticipated to be rather open — with all the visitors looking to counter whenever possible — we could be in for a lot of early action.
A goal has been scored before 10 moments in 2 Liverpools three home games this year, and at a game where there is not loads of value, I can not help but believe this is worth a punt considering Salzburgs likely tactics of having a proper move.
A target in the first 15 minutes of the game is my second tip.
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