The 2013/14 Premier League season is entering the home straight now, and there are four clubs still in the hunt for the league crown. Surprisingly Manchester United are not amongst them, as the Red Devils have fallen catastrophically from grace this season under David Moyes, while Liverpool have proven equally surprising title contenders under Brendan Rodgers. Much of this has been down to their astonishing strike force of Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge, which has compensated for defensive weaknesses, but should you be gambling on Liverpool for their first title since 1990?

Well the odds of 10/3 being offered by the bookies will certainly make them appealing to more than one football betting punter – as will the fact that only City can keep pace with them when it comes to scoring goals. However it should also be remembered that there is a real lack of experience of being in the title race at both managerial and playing level, as well as those defensive flaws and less overall squad depth than either City or Chelsea. It could be that either of those clubs – on 6/4 and 2/1 respectively – are the safer bets, but Liverpool are the pick for anyone prepared to take the chance on a bigger payout. Of course you can win that bigger payout with less risk if you just play Soccer Safari at an online casino instead.

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