That's an interesting point. I've had ago recently at trying to calculate my own scoring rates for teams. One of the key issues is how much off an impact a teams defence has on another teams attacking ability.I'm thinking Liverpool will defend and try and score on the break, you'll get good odds on 0-0.
I am starting to think not much. I would have said that both Man United and Arsenal have decent defences. But Man City have still managed to score heavily against both of them at home. I can't see Liverpool containing the Man City attack, mainly because there defence is no better than those above. Rodgers might try to, but practically I don't think it's possible.
