Leicester v Liverpool

Leicester are looking a shadow of the side who won the title just 16 months ago, and Liverpool represent value despite being a shade of odds-on for their trip to the King Power.

Liverpool of course lost 5-0 at Manchester City recently after being reduced to 10 men, so their level goal difference is no cause for concern. On another day they might well have won that fixture, and we'd be talking about them as title pace setters.

We also shouldn't read anything into what was essentially a reserve match on Tuesday in a competition neither side particularly cares for.

Thinking through their starts to the season, Leicester opened with a 4-3 defeat to Arsenal - a match that saw the Gunners register 27 shots at goal. It should have been more comfortable for Wenger really. The took a deserved three points against Brighton, and then got the anticipated defeat at Old Trafford. Since then, they have been poor against both Chelsea and Huddersfield.

Liverpool are four points better off, but when you look at the points which have got away, it should be much bigger. The 1-1 draw against Burnley last week was probably the most one sided 1-1 draw you'll ever see, while the 3-3 at Watford was a great result for the home side, but Liverpool did enough to win that as well.

All in all, 10/11 looks a betable price on Liverpool in this one, so there is no reason to be any more creative than that.

2.2pts Liverpool to beat Leicester at 10/11

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