Some managers like to park the bus (*cough* Jose *cough), but if you’re a fan of free-flowing footie it doesn’t get much better than watching Manchester City right now.

They’ve banged in 29 goals in their eight league matches this season, including seven past Stoke last weekend.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all, Liverpool go and hit Maribor for seven in Tuesday night’s Champions League – good news for Klopp, who looked like he was going to suffer a hernia during their last league outing against Manchester United.

So you fancy putting a few bets on this weekend? Liverpool are going to struggle to score as freely, considering that they’re up against the Spurs, so maybe play it a little more low key.

Over on Sportingbet, here are the results odds:

Fine, but I like to dig a little deeper.

Given Liverpool’s proficiency going forward, and the fact that they’re usually rather iffy at the back, how about both teams to score bet?

I’m going both teams to score and Spurs to win.

Let’s get to Man City, because they’re the talk of the league right now.

Coming up against a plucky Burnley team that’s punching well above their weight right now, Aguero looks set to return and we all know he scores for fun.

City for a 4-0? You’re getting 6,5/1 there, but if you think Burnley can squeeze a 1-0 then reap the rewards:

Lastly let’s look at Manchester United, who are playing newly-promoted Huddersfield Town. Lukaku good for a double?

Of course you can bet on that, too:

Go on, Romelu, bang in a double for the boys.

All that, and I haven’t even touched on the biggest game of the weekend – the mighty Newcastle United hosting Crystal Palace.

No harm in betting on my beloved Mags to come out tops.

If football isn’t your thing head over to Sportingbet and snoop around for the odds of your choosing. Western Province to win the Currie Cup at 5,2/1 sounds decent, and the Boks to win Rugby World Cup 2019 is 13/1.

Oh how we laughed.