At the Britannia Stadium, Liverpool are now favourites to succeed and can be backed at 2/5 with Coral, Paddy Power, and SkyBet. Stoke on the other hand are 9/1 with Paddy Power and Bet365 and the draw is 7/2 with Ladbrokes and Bet365.

Liverpool may get a narrow win considering that Stoke City tailed off a bit in the past weeks. At this stage, Stoke City may be in an unstable condition and may probably end up in lower position. However, many still believed on the prowess of Stoke City. In the Premiership, they have set one of the best home records.

With regards to the betting, well the 2/5 on a Liverpool win with Coral, Paddy Power, and SkyBet is not going to make anyone rich therefore going for a better bet under 2.5 goals at even money with VC Bet and Stan James is a good alternative move. Stoke managed to finish under 2.5 in five out of their six last home games.

With the match of the two, the Liverpool and Stoke, earning a profit is clear, back 1-0 and 2-0 to Liverpool that seem to be the only real scorelines. If the game is 0-0, you will get you bet back, thus it is reasonable backing them with Bet365. With Bet365, the 1-0 win is 11/2 the 2-0 win is 5/1. For 1-0, little preference is visible however it is worth backing both. When you also open a new account with Bet365, you can enjoy £100 worth of free bets.

With the goal scorers, it will be Steven Gerrard who is worth your bet. So far, he seems to be the best bet amongst the goal scorers. With Bet365, he is 5/1 and Stan James to get the first goal. With Blue Square, he is 11/8 with Blue Square and Stan James to get a goal anytime in the game. Next to Gerrard is Fernando Torres. He is considerable at 4/1 to get the first goal with Coral and 11/10 with Blue Square to get a goal anytime in the game. Next then can be Robbie Keane at 5/1 to get the first goal with SkyBet and 11/8 still with SkyBet to get a goal anytime in the game.

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