Prediction League Get there before Lawro !

On Sunday we are playing Wolves at home this game is going to be difficult and we need to win it. It has been a difficult month for Liverpool injury wise, yet we are staying in touch with the top of the table.

My prediction; Liverpool 3: 1 Wolves.

Other fixtures and predictions:

Friday 4th November 2020.
Aston Villa v Newcastle United P
Match postponed

Saturday 5th November 2020.

• Burnley v Everton 2: 2

• Manchester City v Fulham 3: 0

• West Ham United v Manchester United 2: 3

• Chelsea v Leeds United 2: 0

• Sunday 6th November.

• West Bromwich Albion v Crystal Palace 2: 2

• Sheffield United v Leicester City 2: 3

• Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal 2:2

• Liverpool v Wolverhampton Wanderers 3: 1

• Monday 7th November 2020

• Brighton & Hove Albion v Southampton 1 : 2

 

LAWRO HAVE AN IDEA...HE HAS GONE FOR HOME WIN 2:1
Liverpool v Wolves (19:15 GMT)
Wolves have always given Liverpool a good game.

They're a decent side, although this season they've been tinkering with their system and have been slow starters at times. They were 1-0 down at home against Southampton and you were wondering what they were doing before they came back to draw, and then last week they went to Arsenal and made them look ordinary.

They will be a goal threat against Liverpool, but the home side will have the edge.

I think the Reds have done well so far this season when you take into account the injuries and they've also not had a consistent backline. Privately manager Jurgen Klopp will be happy but he knows there's a tough time coming up.

It's a good thing the attack has been so good, especially Wolves old boy Diogo Jota who already has nine goals.

Lawro's prediction: 2-1
Sister Bliss' prediction: Liverpool are smashing it at the moment. I'm a fan of Jurgen Klopp, and you can see why his players love playing for him. 2-1

 

JONES KNOWS IS SAYING THAT LIVERPOOL TO LOSE HOME RECORD TO WOLVES.
Liverpool vs Wolves, Sunday 7.15pm
Everything has its price. And the key to becoming a winning punter in this game is to know when to act when the odds are just too good to sniff at. This is one of those situations. Wolves are just too big to ignore at 5/1 to end Liverpool's club record unbeaten run at home.

Jurgen Klopp's men have shown enough vulnerability in recent weeks to present an argument that a well-drilled, top-six side in the Premier League can roll them over. Wolves tick those boxes.

• Who is Caoimhin Kelleher? And will he make PL debut?

Yes, Liverpool were magnificent against Leicester but woeful against Atalanta, distinctly average against Brighton and second-best for long periods until they went ahead against Ajax. And now, with Alisson joining their long list of absentees for this encounter, it's time to take them on. The sample size is small, granted, but in the 11 games without Alisson since he signed for Liverpool, Klopp's men have conceded 1.5 goals per fixture in comparison to 0.7 with him in the team. And, for the two games without him this season, Liverpool were thumped 7-2 at Aston Villa and drew at Everton.

• Alisson out for two weeks; Klopp's Kelleher verdict
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Caoimhin Kelleher made two brilliant saves as he was catapulted into the limelight against Ajax but his inexperience wasn't really targeted by the Dutch champions. I'm sure Wolves will be doing more to test him whenever possible from set-pieces, crosses and shots from outside the box. With Adama Traore back in full-flow and previous encounters between these two being tight - remember, Wolves have beaten Liverpool twice in the FA Cup under Nuno - it's time to jump on the Wolves train.

JONES KNOWS PREDICTS: 1-2 (16/1 with Sky B