With some delicious matchups at both ends of the Premier League this afternoon, offers some attractive options for the Council of the Day.
The most striking contest takes place at Anfield, where Liverpool host to Manchester City team which is in action for the first time since an independent commission found the club guilty of more than 100 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules.
Enzo Maresca has insisted that his players and staff have “full confidence” in the club and ensures that they remain focused on matters on the pitch, where they look to maintain a perfect start to the league campaign.
Liverpool are yet to suffer defeat in the top flight this season under new boss Andoni Iraola, but we are backing high-flying City, who are priced at 6/5, to continue their impressive start.
At the other end of the table, 15th-placed Crystal Palace welcome 13th-placed Nottingham Forest to Selhurst Park in what will be Forest boss Oliver Glasner’s first return to the club where they have secured FA Cup and European glory.
Both sides have endured difficult starts to the campaign, making a draw look a sensible option at 10/23.
Sunday Tip (odds are from bet365 and correct as of 10.30am on Sunday 11 October)
Liverpool vs Man City – Man City to win by 6/5
Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest – Draw on 23/10
Combined odds of 6.26/1
A £10 bet will return £74.16
Responsible gaming
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Be sure to use licensed sites to ensure your safety while also taking steps to control your gambling habits. Set a budget you can afford and track how much time you spend betting. Use the responsible betting tools that are available at bookmakers, such as deposit limits, time reminders, timeouts and self-exclusions.
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