There are just four Premier League games left to be played, and a bookmaker has now priced up the odds of Liverpool winning the league in even greater style. The price is certainly a bit interesting.
We only have four games left of this current Premier League season, and we already have new champions, as Liverpool battered Tottenham Hotspur to confirm their crown on Sunday afternoon.
However, the season is not yet done, and whilst they have not been able to achieve a treble that was once dreamed of, they can still gain more success in the next few weeks.
There is a chance that the team may experience a hangover of sorts, and that can be taken literally or metaphorically, as we have previously seen teams drop a little after achieving success. In short, it's no surprise that a bookmaker has looked to take on the Reds.
Below, you can find the prices of the remaining games and how Liverpool may fare on a game-by-game basis, before looking at the general price.
The title tour starts in London, where Arne Slot's side will travel to face Chelsea on May 4th, and it is certainly a good start for the Reds.
Liverpool have not lost a Premier League game at Stamford Bridge since the start of May 2018, when Olivier Giroud scored the only goal in a 1-0 defeat. Both teams have changed substantially since, and the Reds' record has been phenomenal.
With that being said, it arguably is the biggest test. If the Reds are going to win their final four games, then this will be the game to see where the team are mentally, as they could well already be on the beach.
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Then, it will be Arsenal who will be tasked with ending the positive mood around the club. However, a trip to Anfield will not be easy for the Gunners, who could have been knocked out of the Champions League in the days prior.
Again, the Reds boast a phenomenal record, with their last home defeats to Arsenal coming in 2012, either side of the summer window. Since then, the tables have well and truly been turned, with the side winning seven of the 11 following Premier League fixtures.
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The Reds then go to Brighton. If they have been successful in the prior games, and considering how far away the fixture is, we have to wait for the odds to emerge for this selection. However, they were priced at 2/5 earlier in the season at home, so imaginably it would be close to 4/5 if not slightly higher.
Of course, this is just an estimate, but considering Brighton's horrific form of late, this could be an easy opportunity to get three points.
The final fixture then is against Crystal Palace on the last day at Anfield, and this should be a really low price, you would imagine, especially with Bet365 having them at around 7/10 at Selhurst Park earlier this season.
Imaginably, it should be a rather easy game for the Reds, but Palace could still be high off life after winning the FA Cup, should they beat Manchester City in the final.
So, based on the current prices available, it is time to do a little bit of maths.
Considering we only have two fixtures available currently, the best bet is to work out the odds of what a double would pay, and right now, it seems a price of nearly 7/1 could be available for Liverpool to beat Chelsea and Arsenal.
If you were to add in the Reds to beat Brighton, at my estimated odds of 4/5 (which could be too high or low), that price would rise to around 12/1.
Finally, if you say Liverpool to beat Crystal Palace would be around the 2/5 mark (though again, this could be wrong, and is only an estimate), the price rises to 17/1.
Of course, this is all dependent on results and whatnot, and the odds could be way off the mark closer to the time. However, that 16/1 price right now, considering you cannot stack all four fixtures right now, doesn't seem like a terrible price from William Hill.
Liverpool to Win Final Four Games at William Hill - 16/1
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