Erling Haaland has scored in each of the last six games, and the bookmaker is giving him chances of 6/1 to beat Jamie Vardy's record of 11 straight EPL goals. In the upcoming round of games, the Norwegian striker is likewise favoured at 1/3 to score against Southampton, but his odds of scoring a hat-trick are 4/1.  

In addition, Manchester City is currently available at 7/1 with bet365 to finish the season unbeaten, matching Arsenal's record set in the 2003–04 campaign.

"I don't know what's more incredible," stated Steve Freeth of Bet365, "the Norwegian used to watch Vardy for tips on getting in behind the centre backs, or Haaland failing to breach a defence that conceded nine goals in one match this season."

It's debatable how much he learned from Leicester's No. 9, but it's undeniable that he is a tremendous centre forward who has the potential to break numerous records in his debut campaign in the English premier league.

In the meanwhile, bet365 thinks Liverpool has a better probability of losing its next two games than winning them against Manchester City and Arsenal. Manchester City is 9/2 to lose both, while Liverpool is 7/1 to win both.

In addition, Freeth said, "Liverpool have recorded their only two Premier League victories this season, and while a midweek European victory over Rangers would have given them a lift, they're facing a huge step up in class in the shape of Arsenal and Manchester City." Liverpool had destroyed a low-confidence Bournemouth side and required an injury-time winner to beat Newcastle.