Expect no shocks here. Liverpool suffered a blow in midweek when Man City avoided a slip-up in the derby, but they can keep the pressure on by seeing off down and out Huddersfield quite comfortably. The Terriers have failed to score in seven of their last eight away outings and they come up against the league's best defence so a clean sheet could well be on the cards. A win on Friday would see Liverpool go top again until at least Sunday afternoon and anything less would likely mean the end of the title race. They'll surely win well.

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Liverpool are so well fancied that it can be difficult to find value from this clash and the odds here make backing Mane to score a header worth a small play. The Senegal forward has 18 Premier League goals to his name this term, three of them with his head. He may not be the tallest, but late runs from the far post make him a threat in all situations, especially when converting from close range, and he has had 18 headed efforts in total this term - more than any other Liverpool player. He averages nearly three shots per game in the competition and has had a great season for the Reds. Mane can get the better of Tommy Smith and Christopher Schindler on the right of Huddersfield's defence and hopefully add to his headed tally at a big price.

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Another risky option at a nice price in one of the many sub-markets. This covers all efforts, regardless of how far wide they are or if they are blocked en route to goal. Huddersfield may not get on the score sheet but it is not a big ask for them to have nine efforts in the whole of the 90 minutes. In their last away outing at Tottenham they had seven shots, but their last five games, both home and away, have seen them register 13, 7, 10, 15 and 15 shots. They may offer little in the goals department, but they cannot be accused of not trying and the line looks low here.

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