Tottenham to topple Liverpool, Villa meet Chelsea in televised PL tussles

Agbonlahor out of action

Homegrown hitman Gabriel Agbonlahor will not feature on Saturday due to off-field issues, as caretaker coach Black told press: “I’ll speak to him again on Monday and then we’ll take it from there. He’s back in and reporting for training.

“I’m not going to go into the details because the investigation is on going. I want us to get back to football and football alone.”

This means Villa Park support will have their goal hopes pinned on pair Jordan Ayew and Rudy Gestede, with the attacking couple both priced at 11/4 to end their club’s goal drought anytime.

As for Guus Hiddink’s guys, the Dutch caretaker could call up young-gun Bertrand Traore (even-money to score anytime) in suspended striker Diego Costa’s absence, while Cesc Fabregas (11/2 to strike first) should also start as he is fresh from a brilliant brace last time out in the league. While, reliable wingman Willian struck against the Villans last term and is a 13/2 shout to fire in the final goal.

Liverpool v Tottenham

• Premier League
• Saturday, April 2nd
• Kick-off 17:30 BST
• Anfield, Liverpool
• Live on Sky Sports 1

Spurs seeking to continue excellent away record

Tottenham have lost just two on their travels in the league this term, a rampant run Mauricio Pochettino’s men are 15/8 to continue by clinching the plaudits and points at Anfield.

Spurs must keep the pressure on league leaders Leicester City, but the Merseyside Reds will be no pushovers as they rally for a top four charge.

Though, having lost ground last time in their scuffle with Southampton, Jurgen Klopp could keep his focus trained on the upcoming Europa League clash with former club Borussia Dortmund, so may be better value at 23/10 to pinch a point than at 29/20 for all three.

Kane to capitalise on the road

It is tough to imagine England hero Harry Kane fluffing his lines on Merseyside, as the marksman has hit two braces in as many of his previous Premier League games. So, punters can plump for him at a superb 7/1 to dispatch a double again, or at 5/1 to fire in first again for the third time in as many recent top-tier matches.

Midfield sensation Dele Alli and Danish international Christian Eriksen are also intriguing at 23/10 and 11/4 to breach Klopp’s backline anytime respectively.

Should you seek better value on Spurs, why not take odds of 17/4 for a Tottenham triumph but both teams to net, as Liverpool boast their own lethal threats in Samba stars Philippe Coutinho (11/4 in the anytime market) and Roberto Firmino (15/8).

Related

View our Premier League page for all the latest.
Coral’s top tip: Kane is cracking value at 5/1 for the first goal.