LIVERPOOL couldn't get the better of Maurizio Sarri in two match-ups last week and now face the side he built at Napoli.
Jurgen Klopp's men crashed at home to Chelsea in the Carabao Cup but Daniel Sturridge's wonder goal earned them a point at Stamford Bridge.
Napoli's squad hasn't changed much but new boss Carlo Ancelotti has handed Lorenzo Insigne a free rein and he's responded with five goals in seven league games and will be one to watch.
The Italians could only draw 0-0 at Red Star Belgrade while Liverpool were dazzling in their 3-2 defeat of PSG.
Only three teams have conceded more goals in Serie A this season so they could struggle to cope with the power and pace of Mo Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino.
Liverpool are big favourites at 23-20 with Betfred and with goals expected back over 2.5 at 7-10 with Marathonbet.
Insigne is 2-1 at BetBright to score but I'd rather be on Mane at the same price with Betway.
Barcelona are the visitors to Wembley on what promises to be a cracking night of football.
Last season Spurs beat Real Madrid 3-1 at their temporary home and will be eyeing another Spanish scalp.
Either Barca have lost their way after no wins in three in La Liga or are concentrating on ending Real's three-in-a-row CL glory run.
Lionel Messi was rested for the home draw against Athletic Bilbao so will be fresh and raring to go.
The Argentine will love the wide open spaces and is 19-20 at McBookie to net at any time and 7-2 to bag the opener.
Barca are a best 11-10 with Betfred but they won't scare the home men and a draw is possible at 9-4 with McBookie.
Other games include Atletico Madrid v Bruges and Dortmund v Monaco and that should be two homes at evens with BetBright. We have PSV v Inter in Spurs' group with the Dutch in good form.
PSG will be looking to bounce back from their defeat at Anfield and should win with plenty to spare at home to Red Star Belgrade.
Recommended Bets
- Napoli v Liverpool over 2.5 goals
- Mane to score
- Messi to score
- Spurs v Barcelona draw
- Atletico Madrid/Dortmund
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