West Ham - Liverpool (over 2,5)

The goals did not go to us in most matches, so I will be more cautious, but today we are getting a great performance.

West Ham, after their victory in Sunderland, was essentially saved as they have 10 whole points from the relegation positions, although Sunderland is at -12 with 3 fewer matches. Nevertheless, it definitely has a safety difference of 5-6 points with 5 matches left and other 5-6 teams below it worrying more. If you put in them that there are 7-8 teams at the top that are fighting for different goals and have games with the last ones in the next games, West Ham has already been saved.

So although there is no indifferent match in England, surely the hammers are clearly more relaxed in today's match. They come from an impressive series with 6-0-3 taking all the matches with its main opponents and losing those that were essentially clearly inferior from the beginning, as it is today.

The team will have 2 important absences in the back today as they will miss 1 key back and 1 key stopper.

On the other hand, Liverpool is close to the dream after 24 whole years and everyone in the city lives and breathes for the big title match that follows with City, since if they win there and take the "easy" matches that remain, then they are crowned champions. But until next Sunday, there is today's match where there is no other result but victory.

The odds of the double are at 2 max and no one can do it injustice since the team is victorious for 1,4 games and undefeated for 8 matches with the last defeats since Christmas with City and Chelsea, teams with which it is fighting for the title. . It has since been 13-11-2 with just 0 draws with West Brom and Aston Villa.

Liverpool in these 9/13 matches has scored 3 or more goals while it is the most productive team in the league with 88 goals in 32 games (ie about 3 MO goals).

Today the Liverpool team will line up full without any absences.

On the other hand, West Brom in the big matches it gave this year at home with opponents of top8 has the following results: 0-2 (Utd), 1-3 (Newcastle), 1-3 (Arsenal), 0-3 (Chelsea) , 1-3 (City), 2-3 (Everton).

So he ate 3 goals from all of them and only ate 2 from Utd.

The yields of the 2-fold as we said are 1,4, the 2/2 is given at 1,85 while the -1,5 A.H. at 2,05. In all these scenarios practically Liverpool must score 2 goals or more and concede a goal. So why not take Liverpool to score 3 and over with 2.1 since the formed West Ham is not unlikely to score.

So I go to the 3 or more goals of Liverpool that did it in its 18/32 matches this year, but in the last ones it has 8/10 in total and 5/6 away from home. And all with a physiologically indifferent group