Merseyside is preparing for a heavyweight showdown this Sunday as Liverpool welcome Manchester City to Anfield. With the Reds chasing the top four and City determined to close the gap to Arsenal, we should be in for a cracking encounter. To spice things up, we have produced a 3/1 bet builder.
Liverpool vs Man City Bet Builder
A big Sunday game deserves a big bet builder. We have searched through the best online bookies to find you an attractive 4-fold at a great price. Here’s what we’ve got…
| Market | Odds | Return for £10 |
|---|---|---|
| Liverpool – Draw Double Chance | 4/9 (BoyleSports) | £14.44 |
| Matheus Nunes Over 1.5 Tackles | 4/11 (BoyleSports) | £13.64 |
| Hugo Ekitike Over 0.5 Shots on Target | 4/9 (BoyleSports) | £14.44 |
| Over 8.5 Corners | 4/9 (BoyleSports) | £14.44 |
| 3.06/1 (BoyleSports) | £40.60 |
*Odds correct at 16:00 GMT on 07/02/2026. Odds subject to change.
Bet 1: Liverpool – Draw Double Chance
Are Liverpool beginning to find their best form again? The Reds have won three of their last four games, scoring 15 goals along the way.
Arne Slot’s men put four of those goals past Newcastle last weekend as they extended their unbeaten run at Anfield to eight matches.
Liverpool have lost only one of their last 22 home meetings with Manchester City in the Premier League, and we are backing the Reds to come away with at least one point this Sunday.
Bet 2: Matheus Nunes Over 1.5 Tackles
Manchester City are experiencing some major defensive issues at the moment, which does present a betting opportunity.
Only Nico O’Reilly (53) has made more tackles for Man City this season than Matheus Nunes (43), and we are backing the Portugal international to have another busy outing at Anfield.
Nunes has won 11 tackles across his last five matches, and we are backing that trend to continue this Sunday.
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Bet 3: Hugo Ekitike Over 0.5 Shots on Target
Hugo Ekitike is enjoying a good run of form for Liverpool at the moment, chipping in with four goal contributions in his last two outings.
The Frenchman scored a brace against Newcastle last time out, and we expect the forward to cause City’s fragile defence serious problems.
Ekitike offers a decent price to have at least one shot on target, leaving us no choice but to stick him in our accumulator.
Bet 4: Over 8.5 Corners
We end our acca with a cheeky selection in the corner market.
Liverpool and Man City have been awarded 135 corners each this season, giving them an average of over five per game.
If the averages are to be believed, they should easily cover our over 8.5 selection.
