Liverpool vs Tottenham Prediction & Betting Tips (5 May)

Engaged all season in a 3-way fight with Arsenal and Manchester City to obtain the title, Liverpool unfortunately collapsed at the worst of times. 3 days before the end of the championship, the Mersey club now occupies 3rd place in the ranking with an excessive outlay of 5 units on 1st place. The Reds have only won once in the last 5 days, with 2 draws and 2 defeats. After being surprised at neighboring Everton 2-0, they again let slip valuable points on the pitch at West Ham last weekend 2-2. The last season on Jürgen Klopp's bench could therefore end in a mess but we must not forget that Liverpool still won a title during this 2023/2024 League Cup financial year. 5th in the Premier League with a match less and 7 points behind 4th, Tottenham finds itself in a very unfavorable waiver to take part in the next Champions League.

Hope was still very present until recently but, like their opponent of the day, the London team has recently lost track. Indeed, the Spurs have let the Big 4 slip away during the last 3 days. They lost to Newcastle 4-0, Arsenal last weekend 2-3 and Chelsea this week in a late game 2-0. Despite the disappointment of this end of the championship, Ange Postecoglou's first season on the bench remains promising although Tottenham must not be satisfied with qualification for the Europa League.

For Liverpool, we must mention the defections of the important striker Diogo Jota (10 goals and 3 assists in the PL), the long-term absentees Matip and Thiago Alcantara and the promising right-back Bradley. Last weekend, Mohamed Salah (17 goals and 9 assists in the PL) did not hide his dissatisfaction following the turnover made by Klopp in the final sprint. To see if the Egyptian goleador finds a starting place this Sunday. Other attackers Luis Diaz (8 goals and 5 assists in PL), Darwin Nunez (11 goals and 8 assists in PL) and Cody Gakpo (6 goals and 4 assists in PL) are also available. Tottenham must do without winter recruit Timo Werner (2 goals in PL), left-backs Udogie and Davies, goalkeeper No.

3 Forster and long-term absentees Sessegnon and Solomon, all on the flank. This week, Brazilian international Richarlison (10 goals and 3 assists in PL) found a starting place. However, he is not guaranteed to be renewed this weekend since the offensive sector is well stocked with Maddison (4 goals and 7 assists in PL), Kulusevski (6 goals and 3 assists in PL), Johnson (5 goals and 7 assists in the PL) and of course Son (16 goals and 9 assists in the PL).