Crystal Palace – Liverpool Betting Odds: Reds Try to Keep Title Hopes Alive

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Crystal Palace – Liverpool betting odds had Liverpool as a 4/11 favorite, Crystal Palace at 7/1 and the Draw set at 5/1.  Remarkably, only around half the betting action was flowing towards Liverpool.   You can bet this matchup live in-play up to the final minute at BetDSI.com, where qualified new customers receive up to US$2500 in free cash.

Liverpool cannot afford any more dropped points if they are serious about grabbing the Premier League title.

This may not be an easy win for Liverpool, notes football analyst Mark Lawrenson of the BBC.
Crystal Palace went at Manchester City last time out, and lost.
"Eagles boss Tony Pulis tried to take City on. I am guessing he will not commit as many men forward on Monday, which does not really help Liverpool much."
Crystal Palace have won the last two meetings with Liverpool at Selhurst Park - they won 1-0 in the Premier League in April 2005 and then 2-1 in the third round of the League Cup later that year.

Liverpool have won four out of the last five league clashes between these teams.

Tony Pulis is unbeaten in Premier League home matches against Liverpool (W3, D2).

Had the Barclays Premier League started on January 1st, Crystal Palace would be seventh in the table on 27 points.

Three of Liverpool’s last five Premier League defeats have been to London clubs.

Liverpool have won 44 points in 2014, one more than Palace have recorded all season.

Palace have taken six points from their last five Premier League home games, despite scoring only two goals in that spell.

Palace and Liverpool have both named an unchanged line-up eight times this season, more than any other side.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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