Burnley - Liverpool

Burnley is one of the teams we have mentioned quite often during the season and with very flattering words, not unfairly.

The whole of Dietz is one of the most well-done teams in the category, very solid and disciplined, with emphasis mainly on its excellent defensive function, something that not accidentally keeps it from the start of the season at the top of the standings. In general, you get the oil to win it and for that reason it is true, as long as you take a look at its results, where you will find that with the exception of two cases in all, its few defeats have come with a difference of one goal. In addition, the home is one of its main weapons this year (5-2-3) and showed a very positive reaction after the home defeat (0-3) by Tottenham, following immediately a relatively easy 0-0 against Newcastle the day before yesterday.

It is also worth emphasizing the very important return of Tarkovsky to the defense that served the sentence of three games, as with him ties the main four back which is the product of its success so far.

On the other hand, it is obviously not an easy task for Liverpool, who especially on their good day are capable of dismantling any opponent, however in the case of Burnley it is absolutely certain that they will not find the places they would like (there, yes, in Ίζει crunches) and especially if the time passes without scoring, this will be tamam for the game that the host likes to play. If, however, the absence of this year's key Salah is confirmed, which until the time of writing these lines were extremely doubtful, the problem for Klopp is magnified because he is a player who does everything this year, whether it is called scoring or assists.

In some details, note that during Klopp's days, Liverpool in January have celebrated just four wins in 18 official matches, two of which were in cup matches with Ligue 2 teams - in the rest it counts seven draws and defeats. In addition, in the last seven away games given by Liverpool in a game played on New Year's Eve, they have won only one (the distant 1994 in Ipswich), having three draws and defeats in the last six.

In our humble opinion, the odds in any of the cases are not in line with the difficulty of this particular game for Liverpool, giving a clear value to the 7,50 offered by bet365 for the success of the hosts.