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Crystal Palace vs Liverpool pick at 7/2

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Crystal Palace vs Liverpool pick at 7/2

Sunday November 8 brings a bumper coupon featuring five intriguing Premier League fixtures, the headline clash being Aston Villa’s visit to Old Trafford to take on a still‑under‑fire Manchester United side. Football fans can expect high stakes as both clubs strive to reverse recent poor form.

The coupon highlights five Premier League contests, with the Villa‑United game leading the pack. Our experts have selected a trio of picks they consider the day’s best bets. BET offers a £10 stake to receive £40 in Free Bets plus a bet‑boost token.

Crystal Palace vs Liverpool

Bet of the Day backs Crystal Palace to beat Liverpool at 7/2. The 7/2 price for a Selhurst Park victory looks unusually generous.

The Eagles have lost three Premier League games on the spin, and Jean‑Philippe Mateta’s early red card ended any chance of victory in a 2‑0 defeat at Spurs last time out. Before that they fell 2‑0 to Newcastle, yet Pierre Sage’s men won the shout count 17‑10 and posted expected‑goals of 1.59 to 0.95 in Palace’s favour. Despite those setbacks, Palace secured a League Cup win over Fulham at Craven Cottage and have dropped only one of four Europa League matches this term.

Continental and other Premier League picks

Liverpool were beaten 3‑2 at Fenerbahçe in the Champions League midweek, following a 1‑0 loss to Arsenal at Anfield. The Reds earned plaudits for their performance but failed to register a shot on target in 90 minutes and created barely any chance in the second half. Andoni Iraola’s side have failed to win four of their last eight matches and average just half a shot per game in this spot.

The Bet Builder suggests Inter to win, over 2.5 goals and Marcus Thuram to score at 29/10. Como’s 9‑1 thrashing of Lens in the Champions League on Wednesday was an eye‑catching result that has put manager Cesc Fabregas in the spotlight. The Lariani have won six matches on the spin, including a 4‑1 European hammering of Manchester United.

Inter remain the clear Serie A favourite this season and the Nerazzurri can outplay their title rivals at the San Siro. Como have scored 31 goals in their last seven games, while eleven of Inter’s fourteen matches this season have featured at least three goals. Marcus Thuram has five Serie A goals this season and is Inter’s chief attacking threat. The 29‑year‑old averages 4.68 shots per 90 minutes in Italy and is likely to find the net in a high‑scoring Inter win.

An accumulator of Sunderland, Brighton and Aston Villa at 15/1 is on offer. Chelsea have won only three of their last seven Premier League matches and look unconvincing as short‑priced favourites at Sunderland. The Black Cats have endured a tough spell, yet the price offers enough to back Regis Le Bris’ men to bounce back. Brighton are entering the title conversation and can be fancied to beat Brentford.

The south‑coast side have recorded impressive wins over Arsenal and Manchester City this season, and Fabian Hürzeler’s men brim with confidence. Manchester United’s comeback win over Roma in midweek has merely masked deeper issues as the Red Devils head for an eighth Premier League game without success. Aston Villa have improved to beat Manchester City, Newcastle and Tottenham and will be expertly prepared by manager Unai Emery.

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