Previw Liga Inggris Liverpool vs Tottenham 30 Maret 2014

Previw Liga Inggris Liverpool vs Tottenham 30 Maret 2014 – Prediksi Liverpool vs Tottenham – Bursa Taruhan Skor Bola Liverpool vs Tottenham – Liga Inggris Liverpool vs Tottenham – Liga primer Inggris akan mempertemukan Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur di Stadion Anfield pada pukul 22.00 WIB. Mampukah Liverpool kembali melanjutkan tren positifnya dalam pertandingan Tottenham vs Liverpool ini,... ?

Asa untuk menaklukkan Spurs memang terbuka lebar. Duet Luis Suarez dan Daniel Sturridge sedang gila di musim ini. Dari kombinasi keduanya, telah tercipta 48 gol bagi Liverpool di Premier League musim ini. Prediksi Sassuolo vs AS Roma Jika Suarez mengemas 28 gol, maka Sturridge telah mencetak 20 gol musim ini. Tak hanya itu, trio Steven Gerrard, Joe Allen, dan Jordan Henderson semakin kompak dalam menjaga lini tengah The Reds. Ketiganya dipastikan akan menjadi kunci bagi Liverpool di pertandingan nanti.

Satu sisi minus dari Liverpool adalah konsentrasi di barisan pertahanan mereka. Melawan tim seperti Cardiff City dan Sunderland saja Liverpool harus kebobolan empat gol, meski dua pertandingan itu diakhiri dengan kemenangan. Sementara itu, Spurs bertekad untuk memelihara aura positif yang sedang menyelimuti mereka saat ini. Pekan lalu, ketertinggalan dua gol dari Southampton berhasil dibalikkan menjadi 3-2 di akhir pertandingan.

Tim Sherwood sepertinya harus mewanti-wanti Kyle Naughton untuk bermain cermat di laga ini. Dua gol Southampton pekan lalu adalah murni dari kesalahan yang dilakukan Naughton. Prediksi Napoli vs Juventus Masih belum tentu bermainnya Michael Dawson dipastikan membuat lini belakang Spurs akan kesulitan dalam membendung serangan Liverpool. Apalagi di pertemuan pertama lalu, Spurs harus menelan kekalahan telak 0-5 atas Liverpool di White Hart Lane.

Head to head Liverpool vs Tottenham :

15-12-2013: Tottenham 0-5 Liverpool

10-03-2013: Liverpool 3-2 Tottenham

28-11-2012: Tottenham 2-1 Liverpool

28-07-2012: Tottenham 0-0 Liverpool

06-02-2012: Liverpool 0-0 Tottenham

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Liverpool :

27 Mar 2014 Liverpool 2-1 Sunderland

22 Mar 2014 Cardiff City 3-6 Liverpool

16 Mar 2014 Manchester United 0-3 Liverpool

02 Mar 2014 Southampton 0-3 Liverpool

23 Feb 2014 Liverpool 4-3 Swansea City

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Tottenham :

23 Mar 2014 Tottenham 3-2 Southampton

21 Mar 2014 Benfica 2-2 Tottenham

16 Mar 2014 Tottenham 0-1 Arsenal

14 Mar 2014 Tottenham 1-3 Benfica

09 Mar 2014 Chelsea 4-0 Tottenham


Perkiraan susunan pemain:

Liverpool (4-3-3): 22. Simon Mignolet; 2. Glen Johnson, 37. Martin Skrtel, 5. Daniel Agger, 38. Jon Flanagan; 8. Steven Gerrard, 24. Joe Allen, 14. Jordan Henderson; 10. Philippe Coutinho, 7. Luis Suarez, 15. Daniel Sturridge. Manajer: Brendan Rodgers

Tottenham (4-2-3-1): 25. Hugo Lloris; 16. Kyle Naughton, 4. Younes Kaboul, 5. Jan Vertonghen, 3. Danny Rose; 30. Sandro, 42. Nabil Bentaleb; 21. Nacer Chadli, 7. Aaron Lennon, 23. Christian Eriksen; 10. Emmanuel Adebayor. Manajer: Tim Sherwood

Prediksi Skor Bola : Liverpool 3-0 Tottenham

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Ancient African cattle first domesticated in Middle East, study reveals Posted: 28 Mar 2014 09:10 AM PDT The genetic history of 134 cattle breeds from around the world has been completed by a group of researchers. In the process of completing this history, they found that ancient domesticated African cattle originated in the 'Fertile Crescent,' a region that covered modern day Iraq, Jordan, Syria and Israel.

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Revolutionary solar cells double as lasers Posted: 28 Mar 2014 05:55 AM PDT Latest research finds that the trailblazing 'perovskite' material used in solar cells can double up as a laser, strongly suggesting the astonishing efficiency levels already achieved in these cells is only part of the journey.

Democratizing data visualization Posted: 27 Mar 2014 07:14 AM PDT The use of 'Exhibit' tools in creating interactive data visualizations has been the topic of a new study. Exhibit lets novices quickly put together interactive data visualizations, such as maps with sortable data embedded in them; sortable tables that automatically pull in updated data from other sites; and sortable displays of linked thumbnail images.

World’s first fluorescent sensor to detect common illicit date rape drug within seconds Posted: 27 Mar 2014 07:00 AM PDT The world's first fluorescent sensor to identify the presence of a drug known as GHB that is commonly used to spike beverages has been developed. When the sensor is mixed with a sample of a beverage containing GHB, the mixture changes color in less than 30 seconds, making detection of the drug fast and easy.

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