West Ham's remarkable comeback against Tottenham was the highlight of the latest round of Premier League fixtures and they will be hoping to utilise that momentum as they welcome a Manchester City side who were successful against Porto in the Champions League in midweek.
We expected the Hammers to be in a tough position at this stage but they've come out of a run of games against Arsenal, Wolves, Leicester and Tottenham with seven points and they won't be fearing coming up against this City side given those results.
Despite that, City come into the game as expected with 4/11 the price available on them coming away from the capital with all three points. Even with West Ham's solid run, we have to remember that they were outplayed for large parts of that game against Tottenham and they did pull off a miraculous comeback.
City will be eager for three points here after becoming the favourites for the title. It won't be easy though and the Hammers have every chance of finding the net as they have done in recent contests. The one player who stands out as a real value selection is Tomas Soucek.
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It was another memorable night in Paris for Manchester United as they secured a Champions League victory over PSG, but they need to start finding a consistent run of results as they look for progression in all competitions.
Two wins and two draws has left them 15th in the Premier League table and they come up against a Chelsea side whose defensive frailties are harming their long-term chances of success under Frank Lampard.
The issues at the back have seen Chelsea endure over 3.5 goals in four of their five league contests so far. For Manchester United, their record is 100% with four or more in every fixture. At a best price of 8/5, and with 6/4 available across the board, it's worth backing that run to continue in this contest.
Both sides are really top heavy. Chelsea's star-studded forward line has helped them scored 13 goals but the nine goals against is the second-highest in the top-14 of the Premier League standings. A team with a worse defensive record? Manchester United and their 12 goals conceded in four games.
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Liverpool's defensive worries are clear for all to see with Virgil van Dijk out for the long term and Adrian stepping in for Alisson in goal but a clean sheet in their Champions League encounter against Ajax suggests that it may not be as bad as we perhaps expected.
In Sheffield United, they face a side struggling to get anywhere near the heights of last season. Post-lockdown performances have carried into the current campaign and they sit 19th after five games with one point and two goals on their tally.
Having picked up just one point from their last two Premier League encounters, Liverpool will be eager to return to winning ways and this game presents them with a good opportunity to do so. The Blades have put in some blunt performances and Chris Wilder isn't happy with the levels shown by his squad.
In Wednesday's win over Ajax, Jurgen Klopp made a treble change on the hour mark with the forward line of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane coming off. That keeps them fresh for this encounter and the latter should enjoy plenty of opportunities on goal.
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Odds correct on 1430 BST (22/10/20)
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