LIVERPOOL’S remarkably bad run at Anfield could have made punters more than three quarters of a million pounds.
The Reds were beaten for a SIXTH home game in a row on Sunday afternoon as Fulham won 1-0 to heap more misery on Jurgen Klopp’s side.
Punters could have been well on their way to becoming a millionaire if they’d have put this accumulator on
The reigning Premier League champions have now not won a match at home since they beat Tottenham on December 16.
Since then, they have suffered startling 1-0 losses to Burnley and Brighton, before being crushed 4-1 by Manchester City.
They were then convincingly outplayed by Everton in the Merseyside derby as Carlo Ancelotti’s side picked up a 2-0 win.
And on Wednesday there was yet more disappointment for Liverpool fans when they succumbed 1-0 to Chelsea.
The Reds’ dreadful run of form was encapsulated by the lack of shock their sixth home loss was surrounded by on Sunday.
Relegation-threatened Fulham outplayed the champions for large parts as Klopp’s much-changed side struggled to create many clear-cut chances.
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Liverpool’s horrific run continued at Anfield on Sunday as they were beaten once againCredit: Reuters
Odds of 14/1, 39/5, 21/20, 6/1, 21/10 and 15/2 for each of the six losses make up an accumulator which would have returned a punter £754,769.40.
Liverpool have only scored one goal in those six defeats at Anfield, which was a penalty that Salah converted against Man City.
The Reds now sit four points off a Champions League place having played more games than all of those around them.
You can also now get a huge 23/10 for Liverpool to finish in the top four at the end of the season, a price you would scarcely have believed at the start of the campaign.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
