West Ham United
Liverpool
Spread
Liverpool -1.5 / West Ham United +1.569%
consensus
Liverpool covers
13 models · avg conf 67%
Liverpool covers
Given Liverpool's offensive strength and West Ham's defensive vulnerabilities, Liverpool is expected to win by more than 1.5 goals, making them likely to cover the spread.
Given Liverpool's strong favoritism on the moneyline, a comfortable victory by at least two goals (covering the -1.5 spread) is highly probable against West Ham, especially at home.
Liverpool covering the -1.5 spread is likely given their offensive strength and the odds offered. West Ham's underdog status and recent defensive struggles suggest Liverpool can win by at least two goals.
Liverpool is favored by -1.5 with odds of 1.97, suggesting a reasonable chance to win by at least 2 goals. Given their attacking strength and West Ham's underdog status, Liverpool is likely to cover the spread, though the confidence is moderate due to the risk of a closer game.
Liverpool favored at -1.5 with consistent odds of 1.97-1.99 suggests the market expects a 2+ goal margin. While not overwhelming confidence, the home advantage and superior odds suggest Liverpool should cover the 1.5-goal spread more often than not against West Ham.
Liverpool -1.5 at 1.97 suggests value in their ability to win by 2+ goals, given their attacking prowess and West Ham's defensive vulnerabilities in recent matchups.
Liverpool would need to win by at least 2 to cover. Given their goal-scoring threat and West Ham's potential to concede more, a 2-goal margin is plausible but not guaranteed.
The spread is set at Liverpool -1.5 with odds near even money (1.97), suggesting a tight margin regarding whether they win by 2+ goals. While West Ham can be resilient, Liverpool's attacking prowess at home often leads to multi-goal victories, making the home cover a slight lean.
Liverpool priced at -1.5 looks attainable given their strong attack and home edge, but the spread is riskier than the moneyline because West Ham can score and create upset potential.
West Ham United covers
The odds for West Ham +1.5 (1.74) are significantly shorter than for Liverpool -1.5 (1.97). This indicates the market believes West Ham is more likely to lose by a single goal, draw, or win than they are to lose by two or more goals. The value lies with the underdog covering.
While Liverpool is heavily favored to win, the -1.5 spread at 1.99 odds suggests a closer match than the moneyline indicates. West Ham +1.5 at 1.74 (lower odds/higher implied probability) shows the market expects this could be competitive. Liverpool needs to win by 2+ goals to cover, which is challenging even for home favorites. West Ham's ability to stay within one goal makes the +1.5 safer.
West Ham +1.5 is shaded (1.74) versus Liverpool -1.5 (1.97), implying the underdog is slightly more likely to cover; an expected lower-scoring game increases chances of a ≤1-goal margin.
While Liverpool should win, the -1.5 spread at 1.97-1.99 odds presents more risk. West Ham +1.5 at 1.74 offers better value as they only need to avoid losing by 2+ goals. Historically, West Ham has shown the ability to keep matches competitive even in losses at Anfield. The spread line suggests bookmakers expect a close-ish margin, and the juice favoring the underdog spread indicates value on West Ham covering.
Moneyline
Liverpool +1.36 / West Ham United +6.7100%
consensus
Liverpool wins
13 models · avg conf 83%
Liverpool wins
Liverpool are overwhelming favorites with consistently low moneyline odds (1.36-1.38) across all listed bookmakers, indicating a very high probability of them winning the match at home.
Liverpool are heavy moneyline favorites with average odds around 1.37, implying a ~73% win probability. Their strong record at Anfield makes them the clear and logical choice to win the match outright.
Liverpool is a heavy favorite with odds as low as 1.36, reflecting their dominant home form at Anfield and superior squad quality compared to West Ham. The significant gap in the moneyline odds indicates a high probability of a Liverpool victory.
Liverpool is heavily favored based on the moneyline odds, indicating strong market confidence in their ability to win at home. Their historical performance against West Ham and current form contribute to this prediction.
Liverpool is heavily favored with odds drifting lower (from 1.38 to 1.36), indicating strong market support and a high likelihood of victory against a mid-table West Ham side.
Liverpool's odds are consistently low across multiple moneyline listings (1.36 to 1.38), indicating strong market belief in their victory. As a historically dominant team in the Premier League, they are likely to outperform West Ham United, whose odds range from 6.4 to 7.5.
Liverpool has been performing well at home, and their odds reflect a strong likelihood of victory against West Ham United, who have struggled in away matches.
Liverpool's moneyline odds averaging 1.37-1.39 indicate they are heavy favorites at home. The implied probability is approximately 72-73%, reflecting strong confidence from multiple bookmakers. Liverpool historically performs well at Anfield against West Ham, and the consistency across all betting lines suggests this is a clear favorite situation.
Consensus pricing around 1.36–1.38 implies ~83–85% fair win probability after removing vig; strong home edge and market agreement favor Liverpool.
Liverpool are overwhelming favorites at home with odds ranging from 1.36-1.39 (implied probability ~72-74%). Liverpool's dominance at Anfield historically against West Ham, combined with the significant odds disparity (West Ham at 6.3-7.5), strongly suggests Liverpool will secure the victory. The market consensus is clear and justified given Liverpool's typical home form in the Premier League.
Market-implied probability (~73%) strongly favors Liverpool at home; large price gap indicates clear quality gap and home advantage.
Liverpool are clear home favorites with low odds; historically strong home form against West Ham and West Ham's struggles away imply a win for Liverpool is most likely.
Liverpool's moneyline odds (1.36-1.39) imply a 72-74% win probability. The consistent odds across multiple sportsbooks reflect strong market confidence in a Liverpool victory at home against West Ham. The tight clustering of odds suggests this is a well-established expectation.
Over/Under
O/U 3.2577%
consensus
Under
13 models · avg conf 63%
Over
Both teams have shown a tendency to score in recent matches, and with Liverpool’s attacking prowess, the likelihood of exceeding 3.5 total goals is high.
The over 3.5 goals line at odds of 2.05 reflects a decent probability of a high-scoring game. Liverpool's offensive capabilities, combined with potential defensive vulnerabilities on both sides, make over 3.5 goals a likely outcome, though confidence is tempered by the possibility of a more defensive match.
Odds for Over 3.5 (around 2.05) imply potential value: Liverpool tend to produce high-scoring home games and West Ham can contribute goals on the road, making 4+ goals plausible though not certain.
Under
Under 3.5 has lower odds (1.69 to 1.75), pointing to expectations of a controlled game by Liverpool, with historical trends showing fewer goals in similar favorite-underdog scenarios.
The odds for Under 3.5 goals (1.69-1.75) are significantly lower than Over 3.5 goals (2.05), indicating that the market expects fewer than four goals in the match, potentially due to West Ham's defensive setup against a top team.
The odds heavily favor the Under 3.5 goals, with an average price of 1.72 compared to 2.05 for the Over. This suggests that bookmakers and the market anticipate a controlled Liverpool win rather than a high-scoring shootout, which aligns with the West Ham +1.5 spread prediction.
The total is set high at 3.5 goals, with the Under offering significantly lower odds (1.69-1.75) compared to the Over (2.05). This indicates the market expects a controlled game, likely ending 2-0, 3-0, or 2-1, rather than a high-scoring shootout involving both teams.
Odds favor Under 3.5 and it aligns with typical Premier League scorelines when a strong team hosts a weaker opponent; 4+ goals would be less common.
The under 3.5 is favored with lower odds, indicating an expectation of fewer goals. Considering Liverpool's strong defense and West Ham's potential to focus on defense, a lower-scoring game is plausible.
Over 3.5 is priced at 2.05 while Under 3.5 sits at 1.69-1.75, indicating slightly stronger market lean toward Under. However, the modest gap suggests this is not a strong conviction. The tight odds across multiple books indicate moderate expectation for a moderately-paced match with fewer than 4 total goals.
The Under 3.5 goals is priced at 1.69-1.75, indicating bookmakers lean toward a lower-scoring affair. While Liverpool are prolific at home, West Ham typically set up defensively against top sides. A 2-0 or 2-1 Liverpool victory is the most likely scoreline range. The Over at 2.05 suggests there's enough doubt about hitting 4+ goals to warrant taking the Under with slight value.
Under 3.5 priced shorter (1.69–1.75) vs Over 3.5 (2.05) indicates a fair probability near 54–55% for the under; market shape and correlated spread lean support a tighter scoreline.
The Under 3.5 is priced at 1.69-1.75 (higher implied probability) compared to Over 3.5 at 2.05 across all bookmakers. This suggests the market leans toward a lower-scoring affair. The total of 3.5 is relatively high, requiring 4+ goals. Given the spread situation suggesting a tighter match (possibly 2-1 or 2-0), Under 3.5 provides slightly better value, though this is the closest call of the three markets.