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Premier League | Sun 11 Oct, 16:30

Liverpool v Manchester City Stats

Data last updated: Sun 11 Oct 2026, 15:17 UK time

Match Report

Fixture analysis

This Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium promises a high-stakes encounter with both sides eager to assert control. Manchester City, leading the league and boasting a potent attack, have the psychological edge after recent league wins over Liverpool. However, Liverpool's resilience and tactical adjustments under pressure create an unpredictable dynamic. Both teams have shown varying form recently, with City averaging more corners and offensive pressure, setting the stage for a battle where set-piece opportunities could be decisive.

BT4Y match pick · price watch

Corners

  • Price warning: current odds imply about 58%, above the 52% model chance, so this is a football-led pick rather than a clear value bet; reduce stake or wait for a better price.
  • Manchester City average 6.2 corners per game, outpacing Liverpool's 4.0.
  • Liverpool have conceded in five of their last six matches, increasing defensive pressure.
  • City's attacking style generates sustained pressure, leading to frequent corner situations.
  • Recent form shows City with higher points and offensive output, supporting corner control.
Price warning

Corners is still the main football pick, but the current price is short: the market implies about 58% while the model sits nearer 52% (-5.9 pts). Keep staking reduced or wait for a better price unless final team news strengthens the selection. Better value alternative: Manchester City Draw No Bet shows a +15 pts edge at 1.85.

Why This Pick Is Price-Sensitive

Football case vs market price

The corners market is favored due to Manchester City's superior average corners per game (6.2) compared to Liverpool's 4.0, reflecting City's territorial control and attacking pressure. Liverpool's defensive vulnerabilities and City's tactical emphasis on wide play and set-piece delivery enhance corner likelihood. The model assigns a 51.9% chance to over 9.5 corners, supported by recent form and season stats. No price warning applies, making this a balanced selection with solid football rationale.

Price / value52% model chance vs 58% implied (-5.9 pts)
Negative
Manchester City average corners6.2 per game
Strong positive
Liverpool average corners4.0 per game
Neutral
Recent form corner trendsCity stronger in corners due to attacking control
Positive
Tactical styleCity's wide play and set-piece focus increase corners
Strong positive

Verdict

BT4Y analyst view

Corners are expected to be a key battleground in this fixture, with Manchester City's attacking control and Liverpool's defensive frailties likely to produce numerous set-piece situations. City's higher corner average and tactical approach to wide play suggest they will generate more corners, making this market a compelling angle for bettors.

Main risk

Liverpool’s tendency to get caught in the offside trap is a risk, but Marmoush’s speed and timing on the break should see him beat the line at least once.

Quote from Expert

BT4Y analyst view · Corners market rationale

“Manchester City's sustained pressure and wide attacking routes naturally lead to more corners, especially against a Liverpool side struggling defensively. This corner market captures the tactical battle unfolding on the flanks.”

Key Data Signals

Corners evidence

Manchester City average 6.2 corners per game, outpacing Liverpool's 4.0.

Liverpool have conceded in five of their last six matches, increasing defensive pressure.

City's attacking style generates sustained pressure, leading to frequent corner situations.

Recent form shows City with higher points and offensive output, supporting corner control.

What To Watch In The Data

Corners notes

  • Over the last ten matches, the average goals per game stand at 2.9, indicating a moderately open game likely to feature attacking intent from both sides.
  • This tempo and offensive approach contribute to increased corner counts, as both teams seek to exploit wide areas and set-piece chances.
Goals, BTTS and over/under

Scoring profile, tempo and goal-market analysis.

Liverpool1.4
Avg goals scored
Manchester City2.6
Liverpool0.8
Avg goals conceded
Manchester City1
Liverpool40%
BTTS rate
Manchester City60%
Liverpool40%
Over 2.5 goals
Manchester City60%
Best odds for this sectionUnder 2.5 GoalsBet365 guide price · Model 50% vs implied 42% · edge +7.9 pts
2.38
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BTTS YesBet365 guide price · model 63%
1.5
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BTTS NoBet365 guide price · model 41%
2.5
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Over 1.5 GoalsBetMGM guide price · model 72%
1.17
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Over 2.5 GoalsBetMGM guide price · model 54%
1.57
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Over 3.5 GoalsBet365 guide price · model 36%
2.38
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Both teams have shown contrasting goal and BTTS rates, with City averaging 2.6 goals per game and a 60% BTTS rate, while Liverpool average 1.4 goals and 40% BTTS. This suggests City’s attacking impetus is stronger, which correlates with increased corner counts from sustained pressure and attacking sequences.

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Recent form

Results, scoring balance and short-term direction.

Liverpool

WDWDD
Last 52W 3D 0L
Last 5 record
Last 102W 3D 0L
20 Sep 2026A Bournemouth1-0
12 Sep 2026H Fulham0-0
04 Sep 2026A Ipswich2-0
29 Aug 2026H Nottingham Forest2-2
23 Aug 2026A Newcastle2-2

Manchester City

WWWWW
Last 55W 0D 0L
Last 5 record
Last 105W 0D 0L
20 Sep 2026H Sunderland5-3
13 Sep 2026A Manchester United1-0
05 Sep 2026H Coventry1-0
28 Aug 2026A Crystal Palace4-1
23 Aug 2026H Bournemouth2-1
Best odds for this sectionAway / DrawBetMGM guide price · Model 84% vs implied 74% · edge +10.5 pts
1.36
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Manchester City Draw No BetBetfred guide price · model 69%
1.85
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Manchester City to WinBetMGM guide price · model 59%
2.25
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Liverpool Draw No BetBet365 guide price · model 45%
1.95
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Home / DrawBetfred guide price · model 48%
1.62
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Liverpool to WinBet365 guide price · model 27%
3
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DrawBetfred guide price · model 20%
3.6
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Recent form data shows Manchester City accumulating 15 points with a higher corner average, reflecting their sustained attacking pressure. Liverpool's 9 points and lower corner average indicate less control in possession and territory, supporting the expectation of more corners for City in this fixture.
Market odds

Top available prices first, with more markets available on demand.

Best odds for this sectionManchester City Draw No BetBetfred guide price · Model 69% vs implied 54% · edge +15 pts
1.85
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Manchester City to WinBetMGM guide price · model 59%
2.25
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BTTS YesBet365 guide price · model 63%
1.5
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Over 2.5 GoalsBetMGM guide price · model 54%
1.57
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Over 8.5 CornersBetfred guide price · model 58%
1.44
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Liverpool Draw No BetBet365 guide price · model 45%
1.95
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Liverpool to WinBet365 guide price · model 27%
3
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The 51.9% for Corners sits against roughly 57.8% implied by the current price (-5.9 pts). Manchester City lead the corner sample at 6.2 per match, with Liverpool lower at 4. O'Reilly has recorded 10 headed shots this season, making him a massive weapon during corners and indirect free kicks.
Key match trends

Goal-pattern analysis from recent form and H2H samples.

40%Liverpool Over 2.5
60%Manchester City Over 2.5
2.9H2H avg goals
Over the last ten matches, the average goals per game stand at 2.9, indicating a moderately open game likely to feature attacking intent from both sides. This tempo and offensive approach contribute to increased corner counts, as both teams seek to exploit wide areas and set-piece chances.

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