Manchester City +130 at Liverpool. The 5-0 record says this line is a joke.

The God of Odds likes Manchester City on the moneyline at +130, and BetOnline.ag is the only place to hammer it. Liverpool is the favorite here, but the numbers scream value on the away side. City is 5-0 on the season. Liverpool is 2-0. That's where the good news for the home team ends.

City has been a wrecking ball. They're riding a seven-game unbeaten run in their last nine, with six wins and one draw. Their scoring average is 2.6 goals per game, and they allow just 1.0. Liverpool scores 1.4 per game and allows 0.8. That gap in offensive output is the entire story. When you have a team putting up nearly two extra goals per game, you don't need to overthink the moneyline.

The moneyline record is the real tell. City is 66-0 in that column. Liverpool is 1-2. That's not a typo. The market is pricing Liverpool as the favorite because they're at home and they're 2-0, but the underlying form says City is the far more reliable outright winner. Liverpool's last nine reads W-D-W-D-D-W-T-L-L. That's a lot of draws and a couple of losses. City's reads W-W-W-W-W-W-T-W-T. One team is closing out games. The other is leaving points on the table.

Is there risk? Sure. It's early in the season, and City has only played two games, so the sample isn't fully loaded. That's why this sits at a 3/5 confidence. But the value is undeniable. Getting +130 on a 5-0 team that scores 2.6 goals per game is a gift.

BetOnline.ag is offering +130, the best price on the board. Everygame is sitting at +115, Bovada and BetAnything at +125. That's a 15-point difference between the best and worst number. Take the extra value at BetOnline.ag and let the 66-0 moneyline record do the talking.