Napoli continue to edge closer to their first Serie A title in over 30 years as they prepare to host Lazio today, Friday, March 3, then on Sunday, Red-hot Manchester United will look to burn the other Reds, Liverpool, when they clash in the derby matchup at Anfield.

Event # 1 – Serie A – Napoli vs Lazio – 2:45 pm

It’s just a matter of time until Napoli are officially crowned Serie A champions for the first time in over 30 years following their 2-0 win over Empoli last weekend which extended their winning streak to eight league games. Second-placed Inter Milan lost 1-0 at Bologna, so Napoli can stretch their lead to an unassailable 21 points with victory over the unpredictable Lazio. Indeed, home form has seen Napoli win all but one of their 11 league games so far, with Lecce the only team to have come away from Napoli with a league point — since then Napoli have won nine straight home league matches. Incredibly, Napoli’s last five home league matches against Lazio have all been victories with 18 goals scored during this run.

Lazio are also playing well in Serie A and in Europe, their 1-0 win over Sampdoria last Monday took them to fourth in the table and a win over Napoli will see them climb to second in the standing. They come into this match unbeaten in their last four league and cup games. However, away form hasn’t been too strong recently with only two league wins from their last five.

KEY STATS

• Napoli – have gone unbeaten in their last seven Serie A home meetings against Lazio, thanks to six wins and one draw: their last such defeat came on May 31, 2015, 2-4 under Rafael Benítez.

• Lazio – have lost their last five Serie A away matches against Napoli and only once in the 21st century have they lost more away games in a row against a single opponent: seven against Inter between 2006 and 2012.

• Both sides – Napoli and Lazio have drawn only one of their last 19 Serie A meetings (1-1 on November 5, 2016): since then, Lazio have won two matches, while Napoli have won 10, including each of the last four in a row.

The betting tip. Napoli win.

Event # 2 EPL – Liverpool vs Manchester United – 11:30 am

The north-west derby is upon us as well as one of the biggest rivalries in English football, its Liverpool and Manchester United squaring off on Super Sunday. Oh, how the tables have turned when it comes to Liverpool and Manchester United in recent times, this time last season Liverpool fans were dreaming about the quadruple, but this season, it’s the Manchester United fans who are dreaming about the quad, with Liverpool struggling to even qualify for next season’s Champions League. With all that said though, Liverpool head into this crucial clash unbeaten in their last four matches with four clean sheets including a midweek 2-0 win over Wolves at home on Wednesday. Liverpool would love nothing but to put a dent in their bitter rival’s title ambitions here with a win at home.

On the other side, Manchester United are in celebratory mood at the moment. They defeated Newcastle 2-0 to lift the Carabao Cup trophy last Sunday, winning their first trophy in just over six years. Indeed, things are really bright in Manchester right now, the men’s are Carabao Champions, third in the Premier League, while the women are top of the Women’s Super League.

Man United extended their superb form in a midweek FA Cup triumph over West Ham (3-1), that win was their 13th win of 2023, as well as their 11th-straight match without defeat. United’s only defeat this year came at the hands of in-form league leaders Arsenal in January. The Red Devils, Manchester United, defeated Liverpool 2-1 when both sides met earlier in the season at Old Trafford, but they haven’t won at Anfield since a 1-0 win way back in 2016.

KEY STATS

• Liverpool – are unbeaten in their last six home league games against Manchester United (W3 D3) since a 1-0 loss in January 2016. It’s their longest run without defeat against the Red Devils at Anfield since a run of nine between 1970 and 1979.

• Man United – have completed the Premier League double over Liverpool more than any other side (8) and are looking to do so for the first time since 2015-16 following their 2-1 win at Old Trafford in August.

• Both sides – Manchester United have scored just one goal in their last seven away games against Liverpool in all competitions, failing to score in each of the last three. Only once have they failed to score in four consecutive visits to Anfield, doing so between 1988 and 1992.

The betting tip. Draw.

JUSTBET ODDS – Napoli vs Lazio

Friday, March 3, 2023

PredictionOdds on PredictionOdds Calculation

NAPOLI TO WIN$1.58which means a $1000 bet would pay $1,580

LAZIO TO WIN$5.25which means a $1000 bet would pay $5,250

MATCH TO DRAW$4.00which means a $1000 bet would pay $4,000

Odds on the Home Team (Napoli) winning the game 3-1 at full time$13.00which means that a $1,000 bet would pay $13,000

Odds on the Away Team (Lazio) winning the game 1-2 at full time$17.00which means that a $1,000 bet would pay $17,000

Odds on the game drawing 3-3 at full time$101.00which means that a $1,000 bet would pay $101,000.

JUSTBET ODDS – Liverpool vs Manchester United

Sunday, March 5, 2023

PredictionOdds on PredictionOdds Calculation

LIVERPOOL TO WIN$2.42which means a $1000 bet would pay $2,420

MANCHESTER UNITED TO WIN$2.66which means a $1000 bet would pay $2,660

MATCH TO DRAW$3.60which means a $1000 bet would pay $3,600

Odds on the Home Team (L/Pool) winning the game 2-0 at full time$14.00which means that a $1,000 bet would pay $14,000

Odds on the Away Team (United) winning the game 1-2 at full time$10.00which means that a $1,000 bet would pay $10,000

Odds on the game drawing 1-1 at full time$6.80which means that a $1,000 bet would pay $6,800.

Napoli continue to edge closer to their first Serie A title in over 30 years as they prepare to host Lazio today, Friday, March 3, then on Sunday, Red-hot Manchester United will look to burn the other Reds, Liverpool, when they clash in the derby matchup at Anfield.

Event # 1 – Serie A – Napoli vs Lazio – 2:45 pm

It’s just a matter of time until Napoli are officially crowned Serie A champions for the first time in over 30 years following their 2-0 win over Empoli last weekend which extended their winning streak to eight league games. Second-placed Inter Milan lost 1-0 at Bologna, so Napoli can stretch their lead to an unassailable 21 points with victory over the unpredictable Lazio. Indeed, home form has seen Napoli win all but one of their 11 league games so far, with Lecce the only team to have come away from Napoli with a league point — since then Napoli have won nine straight home league matches. Incredibly, Napoli’s last five home league matches against Lazio have all been victories with 18 goals scored during this run.

Lazio are also playing well in Serie A and in Europe, their 1-0 win over Sampdoria last Monday took them to fourth in the table and a win over Napoli will see them climb to second in the standing. They come into this match unbeaten in their last four league and cup games. However, away form hasn’t been too strong recently with only two league wins from their last five.

KEY STATS

• Napoli – have gone unbeaten in their last seven Serie A home meetings against Lazio, thanks to six wins and one draw: their last such defeat came on May 31, 2015, 2-4 under Rafael Benítez.

• Lazio – have lost their last five Serie A away matches against Napoli and only once in the 21st century have they lost more away games in a row against a single opponent: seven against Inter between 2006 and 2012.

• Both sides – Napoli and Lazio have drawn only one of their last 19 Serie A meetings (1-1 on November 5, 2016): since then, Lazio have won two matches, while Napoli have won 10, including each of the last four in a row.

The betting tip. Napoli win.

Event # 2 EPL – Liverpool vs Manchester United – 11:30 am

The north-west derby is upon us as well as one of the biggest rivalries in English football, its Liverpool and Manchester United squaring off on Super Sunday. Oh, how the tables have turned when it comes to Liverpool and Manchester United in recent times, this time last season Liverpool fans were dreaming about the quadruple, but this season, it’s the Manchester United fans who are dreaming about the quad, with Liverpool struggling to even qualify for next season’s Champions League. With all that said though, Liverpool head into this crucial clash unbeaten in their last four matches with four clean sheets including a midweek 2-0 win over Wolves at home on Wednesday. Liverpool would love nothing but to put a dent in their bitter rival’s title ambitions here with a win at home.

On the other side, Manchester United are in celebratory mood at the moment. They defeated Newcastle 2-0 to lift the Carabao Cup trophy last Sunday, winning their first trophy in just over six years. Indeed, things are really bright in Manchester right now, the men’s are Carabao Champions, third in the Premier League, while the women are top of the Women’s Super League.

Man United extended their superb form in a midweek FA Cup triumph over West Ham (3-1), that win was their 13th win of 2023, as well as their 11th-straight match without defeat. United’s only defeat this year came at the hands of in-form league leaders Arsenal in January. The Red Devils, Manchester United, defeated Liverpool 2-1 when both sides met earlier in the season at Old Trafford, but they haven’t won at Anfield since a 1-0 win way back in 2016.

KEY STATS

• Liverpool – are unbeaten in their last six home league games against Manchester United (W3 D3) since a 1-0 loss in January 2016. It’s their longest run without defeat against the Red Devils at Anfield since a run of nine between 1970 and 1979.

• Man United – have completed the Premier League double over Liverpool more than any other side (8) and are looking to do so for the first time since 2015-16 following their 2-1 win at Old Trafford in August.

• Both sides – Manchester United have scored just one goal in their last seven away games against Liverpool in all competitions, failing to score in each of the last three. Only once have they failed to score in four consecutive visits to Anfield, doing so between 1988 and 1992.

The betting tip. Draw.