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Early Anfield goal = money back

A win for the Blues would also go a long way to preventing Manchester United breaking the record for top flight title wins (18) which they currently share with Liverpool.

Much as that would please the Merseysiders, a Liverpool win would keep alive their slim hopes of finishing fourth.

Paddy Power, FourFourTwo’s official betting partner, make Chelsea an attractive 10/11 to win. They’ve hit form at just the right the time, have registered seven goals on three occasions this term and know they're only two games away from becoming champions.

3/1        Liverpool Win
5/2        Draw
10/11    Chelsea Win

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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has hit form recently with a brace at Burnley and, though it may have come late in the season, it's good news for both the Reds and England.

Gerrard’s England midfield partner Frank Lampard is also in scoring form, having netted his 20th league goal of the campaign during the 7-0 romp against Stoke, and is a shorter price than Gerrard at 11/2 for the opener.

First Scorers
4/1        Drogba
11/2      Anelka
13/2      Lampard
15/2      Malouda
15/2      Kuyt
15/2      Gerrard
15/2      N-Gog
11/1      Babel

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Chelsea haven't won in the league at Anfield since 2005. They were run-away 4-1 winners that day and based on their current vein of scoring form it'd be hard to rule out a repeat.

Correct Score
10/1      Liverpool 1-0
22/1      Liverpool 2-0
11/1      Li

Gregg Davies is the Chief Sub Editor of FourFourTwo magazine, joining the team in January 2008 and spending seven years working on the website. He supports non-league behemoths Hereford and commentates on Bulls matches for Radio Hereford FC. His passions include chocolate hobnobs and attempting to shoehorn Ronnie Radford into any office conversation.