Liverpool and Everton, fierce local rivals, are set to clash in a Premier League match on Wednesday. Their previous encounter was a dramatic 2-2 draw, and now Everton travels to Anfield on an impressive nine-game unbeaten run. Liverpool, meanwhile, are focused on strengthening their position at the top of the EPL table with nine games remaining in the season.
The Merseyside Derby is scheduled for a 3 p.m. ET kickoff at Anfield in Liverpool, England. Bookmakers have Liverpool as strong favorites at -220, while Everton are considered underdogs at +600. Odds for a draw are set at +350, and the over/under for total goals is 2.5. Soccer expert Martin Green from SportsLine has provided his analysis and predictions for this highly anticipated match.
Green, a seasoned sports betting industry professional and expert handicapper, has a proven track record of successful soccer predictions. His profitable picks last year included Euro qualifying, EFL Cup, FA Cup, and Champions League matches.
Martin Green`s Premier League Picks for Liverpool vs. Everton:
Both Teams to Score (+110)
Liverpool has consistently conceded goals, with their last clean sheet being in a 1-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest on September 14th. Interestingly, this was also their only league loss of the season. Everton, on the other hand, has consistently found the net in their recent nine games without defeat. Betting odds for both teams to score are available at +110.
Everton +1.5 (-134)
Despite Everton`s mid-table position (15th), expert Martin Green believes they are being underestimated, especially considering their improved form in 2025.
Green stated, `Some sportsbooks offer odds of +850 for Everton, which seems generous for a team unbeaten in the league since mid-January. While a Liverpool victory is more probable, Everton is expected to be competitive in this match.`
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