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Liverpool have a chance to re-assert themselves as the team to beat for the Premier League title on Sunday, when they face Burnley.
After last week’s 3-1 loss to Arsenal, they sit just two points ahead of both Manchester City and the Gunners with months to go in the title race. They are expected to maintain that lead for at least another week as the heavy favorites against Burnley, who are in 19th place and are seven points deep into the relegation zone.
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How to watch and odds
- Date: Saturday, Feb. 10 | Time: 10 a.m. ET
- Location: Anfield — Liverpool, England
- TV: USA Network | Live stream: fubo (try for free)
- Odds: Liverpool -588; Draw +700; Burnley +1600
Storylines
After being handed just their second loss of the Premier League season, a matchup against Burnley should serve as a nice pick-me-up for a Liverpool team that has less margin for error than they once did. It’s not just that the two point buffer is a marginal one, but the fact that Manchester City has a game in hand means the reigning champions pose a very real chance of surpassing them sooner rather than later. It makes every match a must-win for Jurgen Klopp’s team, even the ones that feel like they could be easy outings like Saturday’s against Burnley.
A handful of high-profile players remain unavailable, most notably Mohamed Salah after he picked up a hamstring injury while competing for Egypt in the Africa Cup of Nations. Klopp will instead have to rely on his other attackers to get the job done on Saturday, which includes the likes of Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez. The latter has a habit of inconsistency, but a matchup against a Burnley team that has conceded 47 times in 23 games should be ideal for him.
Prediction
This is as lopsided a matchup as they come, so expect Liverpool to manage this match with ease. Pick: Liverpool 3, Burnley 0