I missed the opportunity of playing the match on total goal because it does not really require so much analysis to know that both teams are in their top scoring form. Their previous meetings also support the idea that there would be many goals in the match. I even feel it would have been risky to predict a direct win for either of them because they are both at par in terms of rating so playing them on total goals was the most reasonable thing to do. The odd was even big compared to how minor the risk of playing them on total was. Maybe I will try again next with Arsenal against Ipswich.
And you really think there is going to be a lot of goals in Arsenal and ipswich match? And besides, this is a game that is scheduled to be played on the 27th of December, quite a long time if you ask me, and this gives both team the chances of improving in their skills.
What makes you believe that by the time this game will be played, both clubs will still be in their current form? Most especially ipswich which I believe would have tried are much as possible to improve on their game play to give them the chances of attaining a better position In the league table.
Anyways, away from the above, I wasn't actually expecting alot of goals in that Arsenal Liverpool match, I was expecting Arsenal to win, atleast, for the fact they lost their previous game to Bournemouth, but alas, they failed.
And this reminds me, Bournemouth managed to draw against Aston Villa over the weekend, seems the club is improving by the day.
I won't be surprised if Ipswich somehow manages to get a draw against Arsenal. Arsenal plays horribly defensively when they somehow get the lead. And you know Ipswich has the ability to get inside these tight defenses. But yeah it is really hard to get through players like Rice, Merino, and Partey, as Arteta has turned to the Taliban and he plays haram ball
. He plays so defensively that it's disgusting to watch.
But if Gabriel gets injured, Arsenal has a shaky defense for sure. Because the team seems to be too heavy on having Saliba and Gabriel. Without one of them, they seem to struggle every single time. If Ipswich sets up their chances early and keeps Arsenal under pressure, this might be a flashback of how Arsenal played against Luton last season.
Regards
Duke