Liverpool will be looking for a win against Wolves as they hope to send off manager Jurgen Klopp off on a good note. Klopp will leave the club at the end of this season. Check our predictions for the Liverpool vs Wolves match before to bet!
Liverpool vs Wolves Betting Tips
- Bet on Liverpool to win- 1.18 at Betway (correct as of 15 May).
- Bet on Cody Gakpo to score- 1.83 at Betway (correct as of 15 May).
- Bet on Liverpool to win 2-0- 7.40 at Betfred (correct as of 15 May).
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Bet on Liverpool to win
Liverpool are a better side than Wolves and have also won three out of their last four games against the Molineux based side. Wolves have also not beaten Liverpool at Anfield since January 2017 when they beat them 2-1 in a FA Cup clash.
While Liverpool’s title chances are over, they will be hungry for a win as they look to send off manager Jurgen Klopp on a good note. The German boss will leave the club at the end of this season after nine successful years in charge.
Liverpool should dominate this game from start to finish and record a convincing win.
Bet on Cody Gakpo to score
With Mohamed Salah now aging, Gakpo needs to start coming to the fore for Liverpool. The 25-year-old has only scored eight goals this season and is likely to get game time in this match. Due to his pace, he has the potential to cause serious problems for the Wolves defence. There is a good chance that he will be fed balls in front of goal in this game by his team-mates and so there is a good chance that he will score at least one goal in this game.
Bet on Liverpool to win 2-0
Liverpool will dominate this game from start to finish and there will be no shortage of end to end action. The Reds will successfully manage to defend against Wolves attacks. They will bring their A-game into this clash and if they do that, Wolves will struggle to threaten them, especially as this match will be played at Anfield.