Morning all.
Today's game is a real corker, as title-chasing Liverpool take the short trip to arch rivals Everton, with a 4.15pm kick off.
First, though, here's how we stand with just today to go;
@Tikay10 + 6.65 points
@coo1_um + 4 points
@edrich + 3.25 points
@Brrrrrr + 3 points
@BooBooTheB +2.5 points
@millwise11 + 2.5 points
@pompeynic - 1 point
@wynne1938 - 3.33 points
@dobiesdraw -3.8 points
@kapowblamz - 3.95 points
@LmfaoAllin - 4.2 points
@Glenelg -6 points
@ItsOver4U -6 points
@MISTY4ME -6 points
@MAXALLY -6 points
@Snuffer -6 points
@freeatlast -6 points
@mkgunner -6 points
@mumsie -6 points
@KOBAYASHI -6 points
@Young_Gun -6 points
@Essexphil -6 points
@SidV79 -6 points
@Phantom66 -6 points
@tmc460 -6 points
@gpc70 -6 points
@madprof -6 points
@DonttelMum -6 points
@goldnballz -6 points
@dragon1964 -6 points
@lkelly – 6 points
@johnjoe81 – 6 points
@zadoc - 6 points
@MasoniReef – 6 points
@jakally – 6 points
@lufc333 -6 points
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Deadline for entries is 4pm
Here's the SkyBet.com prices, which you must use with your selection;
https://m.skybet.com/football/premier-league/event/23609709
The SportingLife.com preview is here;
https://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/expect-a-feisty-affair-on-merseyside/159198
This will be the 200th top-flight meeting between Everton and Liverpool, becoming only the second fixture to have been played that many times in the top English league after Aston Villa vs Everton (202).
Everton are winless in their last 18 encounters with Liverpool in all competitions (D9 L9), their longest ever such streak against their Merseyside rivals.
Despite remaining unbeaten in their last 16 league meetings with Everton, Liverpool are looking to do the double over the Toffees for just the third time in the last eight seasons (also in 2011-12 and 2016-17).
Premier League meetings between Everton and Liverpool have produced more red cards than any other fixture in the history of the competition (21).
Liverpool have scored more 90th minute winning goals in Premier League games against Everton than any side has against another in the competition (5).
Everton are looking to secure consecutive Premier League victories for the first time since October, following their 3-0 victory at Cardiff last time out.
Liverpool have conceded fewer away goals than any other side in the Premier League this season (8).
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is unbeaten in his seven competitive meetings with Everton in all competitions (W5 D2). The only Liverpool managers to enjoy a longer unbeaten start against the Toffees are Bob Paisley (10 between 1974-1978) and David Ashworth (8 between 1919-1922).
Liverpool’s Roberto Firmino has only faced Manchester United (8) more often without finding the net in the Premier League than he has against Everton (6).
Gylfi Sigurdsson’s brace for Everton against Cardiff last time out took his Premier League tally to 11 for the season, equalling his best ever return in a single campaign in the competition (also 11 in 2015-16).
Liverpool’s Sadio Mane has scored 14 Premier League goals this season – more than he has in any previous campaign in the competition.
Mohamed Salah has scored 49 goals in 64 Premier League games for Liverpool. If he scores in this game, he’d have reached 50 for a specific club quicker than any other player in the competition’s history.
Everton to win @ 19/4
Don't forget, today is the final day, so if you plan to win the Bragging Rights by finishing top, you may have to make a tactical selection.
2-2 half time.
3+ 1st half goals @ 13/2
Everton 1 v 4 Liverpool. 25/1.
@7/1