Betting tips for Week 11 English Premier League games and more

Soccer continues this week with Premier League games and more.

So which team should you be betting and what are the big storylines? Our analysts are here to offer all the input you need.

Odds courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook.

Paul Carr: No. Liverpool's defense has been suspect all season, allowing the 10th-most expected goals and conceding a goal in six of eight games. Plus, one of those shutouts was when the Reds allowed 14 shots and 1.7 expected goals to Everton. It's hard to see Liverpool slowing down a City team that has scored twice in eight of nine Premier League games. And even though Liverpool's attack isn't humming, it's still averaging 1.8 expected goals per game. Five straight City-Liverpool meetings have had four or more goals, and I like over 3.5 goals at +120.

Dalen Cuff: Paul laid out the stats for what we've seen all year Liverpool's defense is just bad. There will be opportunities for City and they will capitalize. That said, City has been opened up on a few occasions this year. I think the o3.5 goals is the play but also interesting is both teams to score, City to win +190.

Cuff: Everton is tied for first while Spurs is tied for second in goals allowed this year. The Toffees have started to show more life in the attacking half in recent matches. Conte would rather defend and counter, but in this match, at home, they'll have to create with the ball. I expect Spurs to control the game and dominate the ball. I like Spurs to keep a clean sheet at +105.

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Carr: With the worst goal difference in the league (-15), Forest has the misfortune of being both not good and unlucky, sporting an expected goal difference of -5.9 that's