Liverpool 20/21 Premier League Odds

32 wins. 85 goals scored. Just 3 losses.

Liverpool won their first-ever Premier League title in style. After agonisingly missing out on the final day of the 18/19 season, the Reds finally got their hands on the trophy, doing so with seven games remaining.

It was a record-breaking campaign, and Jurgen Klopp's objective for next season will be to carry the momentum forward, to defend their crown. It won't be an easy task though, as history tells us.

Over the past decade, only City have managed to win back-to-back titles.

However, that won't dishearten the red half of Merseyside, so we've had a look into Liverpool's odds to win the 20/21 Premier League. Plus, some SkyBet Request-A-Bet specials.

Despite winning the league with seven games to play, not to mention losing just three games over the entire season, Liverpool are 23/10 to retain their title.

City are the short favourites at 8/11, with such prices no doubt stemming from each club's transfer window activity.

Liverpool did not sign a senior name last summer, and the board appear reluctant to invest again this time around. Konstantinos Tsimikas has come through the door, but the left-back will only bolster their squad options, not elevate the quality of the starting XI. Thiago has been rumoured to join, but talks are far from progressive. Despite being quoted €30m, the Reds have not pushed on for a deal - will somebody else swoop in?

From the Blues' perspective, they've shown intent to get their title back. Nathan Are and Ferran Torres have quickly been acquired, with Kalidou Kouliably seemingly edging too. On paper, City's squad is the strongest across the country, and further investment will only strengthen their tags as the favourites.

With 85 goals to their name last season, Liverpool were the league's second top goalscorers. Unsurprisingly, their odds to find the back of the net next campaign, are very short.

They're 1/8 to hit the 80 mark and only 8/13 to go five better and reach the 90+ bracket.

One market though, which may attract optimistic punters is for Liverpool to score in every single 20/21 league game.

They only failed to score in 3 last season - away to Everton and Manchester City, and their shock defeat to Watford.

At 25/1 though, their odds to do so still hold a bit of value. City are only 8/1 to score in every game, despite drawing one more blank last year.

Assists and Trent Alexander-Arnold have become synonymous in recent years.

The right-back has grown to be regarded as one of the best crossers not just in England, but Europe itself. Arnold has taken over corner and free-kick duties at Liverpool, with his assist tally justifying such a decision.

During the 18/19 campaign, he registered 12, and last season, he went one better. Will he continue this trend of improvement? SkyBet have him at 7/4 to hit the 15+ mark.

Can he equal the all-time record currently held by Kevin de Bruyne and Thierry Henry? He's 16/1to register that golden tally of 20+.

If Liverpool are getting a goal, you'll likely predict the correct scorer within three guesses.

Robert Firmino, Mohammed Salah and Sadio Mane continue to reign havoc over the division, with the dynamic trio registering 46 league goals between them last season.

Salah (19) just edged Mane (18), and the Egyptian is a short 5/6 to hit the 25+ mark. Without new attacking reinforcements, responsibility will fall even heavier on the club's top scorer, so some optimistic fans may like the 4/1 price on him getting 30+.

The value seems to be with his partner in crime though, who is EVENS to go two better than least season, and score 20 goals. He's 6/1 to push on and get 25+.

Firmino's form in-front of goal has slightly deteriorated, as he continues to drop deep and create space for his two inside forwards. He's a large 8/1 to score twenty - more than double his 19/20 numbers.

All three players to score 15+ is 11/8.