The Reds are flying high under new manager Arne Slot, maintaining an eight-point lead at the top of the Premier League after a thrilling 3-2 victory over Southampton. They’ve also been dominant in Europe, sitting atop of the Champions League league phase.

Liverpool have been relentless in attack, scoring multiple goals in each of their last six matches. Four of these games have seen both teams score, as their attacking brilliance has occasionally been offset by defensive lapses.

Real Madrid have had a mixed campaign, sitting a surprising 18th in the group standings with six points from four matches. Despite their struggles, they remain a potent attacking force, with half of their last six matches finishing with both teams scoring.

The Spanish side have scored 13 times in their last 5 matches, while the Reds have netted 16 times over their previous 6 outings.

Given the stakes for both sides and their attacking form, this match is poised to deliver goals at both ends.

Monaco have been prolific in Ligue 1, averaging 1.94 goals scored per game this season. They have seen both teams score in four of their last six matches, a testament to their attacking intent but also their defensive vulnerabilities.

Benfica, on the other hand, bring their own firepower to the contest, averaging an impressive 2.50 goals scored per game in the Primeira Liga. This attacking prowess has been evident in the Champions League as well, with both teams scoring in three of their last five matches in the competition.

The Portuguese side have remarkably netted at least 3 goals in 4 of their last 6 matches in all competitions, while Monaco have struck 6 times in their last two outings.

With both teams consistently finding the back of the net and struggling for clean sheets, this game has all the ingredients for another goal-heavy encounter.

Swansea head into this fixture on the back of a dramatic 4-3 injury-time defeat to Leeds, a result that highlighted their attacking potency but also their defensive frailties. They have managed just 1 clean sheet in their last 5 games, with two of their last four matches seeing both teams score.

Derby County, meanwhile, have become synonymous with score draws, recording five 1-1 draws in their last seven outings, including their recent fixture against Preston. They have seen both teams score in all of their last 7 matches, showcasing their ability to find the net while struggling to keep opposition attacks at bay.

With both sides displaying leaky defences and a tendency for goal-heavy games, there is good value in taking both teams to score here.