Brentford vs Liverpool Predictions

• Brentford have seen both teams score in four of their last five league games
• Liverpool have conceded in all but one of their away trips this season
• The Reds have seen both teams score in five straight league games
• Liverpool have scored three times in each of their last five meetings with Brentford

Reds on a roll

Wout Faes had a tough night at Anfield on Friday, as the Leicester player scored both of Liverpool’s goals in a 2-1 victory for the Reds. Jurgen Klopp’s side have now won their last four Premier League games, boosting their hopes of a top-four finish this term.

Brentford also picked up three points on Friday night, securing a win at West Ham. However, that was a costly victory with Ivan Toney being taken off injured. While the Bees are unbeaten in five, they head into this tough test without their top scorer and their best defender in Kristoffer Ajer.

Pair on scoring streak

Brentford have scored across their last five matches, although four of those games also saw them concede. The Bees have scoring threat outside of Toney, with Yoane Wissa and Bryan Mbeumo expected to start up front. They should find plenty of joy against a Liverpool side who have conceded in all but one of their away games.

The visitors have seen both teams score in each of their last five league games, while their three matches since the World Cup have contained 12 goals. They’ve averaged over two goals per game in the league this term, so back them to find the net given that the Bees have conceded in 71% of their league games this season.

This fixture last term saw the Bees fightback to claim a 3-3 draw, so expect an entertaining clash on Monday. With the pair thriving in front of goal right now, back both teams to score.

Nunez to deliver for Reds

Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez has had 23 shots in his five away Premier League appearances, attempting a shot every 17 minutes. The forward has been derided of late after a few goalless displays, but he’s getting plenty of chances. The Uruguayan scored twice in a win over Southampton ahead of the World Cup, so back him to return to form with a strike at Brentford.

Brentford will struggle to contain Liverpool given their weakened side, while the visitors have a fine scoring record against the Bees. Liverpool have scored at least three goals in each of their last five meetings with Brentford in all competitions, so back the visitors to secure a 3-1 victory in this trip.