How To Bet On Liverpool

Liverpool F.C, referred to simply as Liverpool or The Reds, are a Premier League soccer team in England. Liverpool has won 18 League titles, although never the Premier League, seven FA Cups, eight League Cups, 15 Community Shields, three UEFA Cups, 3 UEFA Super Cups and five European Cups, the latter being a record for English teams.

A running joke among non-Liverpool fans is that the current season is definitely Liverpool’s year to win the Premier League. The Red finished second in 2008-09 and against in 2013-14 but have not finished higher than fourth-place since.

Amusingly, this year could in fact be Liverpool’s year because manager Jurgen Klopp has been heavily backed in the transfer market and now has a side that has top players challenging for all positions.

The goalkeeper position, a weak link in past Liverpool teams, is now filled with £56.25 million signing Alisson while some steel has been added in midfield with the £40.5 million transfer of Fabinho. Klopp also shelled out £13.23 million on Swiss winger Xherdan Shaqiri and an additional £54 million on central midfielder Naby Keita.

Add these players to last season’s transfers of Virgil van Dijk (£70.92 million), Mohamed Salah (£37.8 million) and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (£34.2 million) and you see that Klopp should be challenging Man City for the Premier League’s top honors during the current campaign.

Liverpool were unbeaten at their Anfield home last season, a trait that are looking to continue during this season. The were also the league’s fifth-best team on the road last campaign. Where are Liverpool playing next and what are the latest betting lines? The handy widget below has the answers.

Late December and Early January could be a tough spell for Liverpool as they host Manchester United and Arsenal before traveling to Manchester City but the rest of their schedule looks free of consecutive major clashes. Check out the Liverpool schedule for yourself below.

Are Liverpool challenging for the title or is it looking like they will have to make do with a UEFA Champions League place. Have things taken a turn for the worse and could Liverpool finish outside the top four? Check out the current standings below to find out.