class=”article_teaser__2t5do”>Having almost matched his goal-scoring record for the whole of last season already, Al Hain-Cole is backing the Korean to strike against Klopp's men<\/p>\n
<\/head><\/p>\nTottenham have at least two good reasons to be confident of claiming a first victory at Anfield since 2011 when they face Liverpool on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Harry Kane and Son Heung-min have been in exceptional form this season, firing Jose Mourinho\u2019s team to the top of the Premier League with 19 league goals between them.<\/p>\n
With nine goals and 10 assists to his name already after just 12 league games, the England captain is arguably enjoying the best form of his career and looks a strong first goalscorer bet at 5\/1 (6.00) with bet365.<\/p>\n
Having hit six goals past the Reds in previous encounters, Kane certainly offers a solid price at 7\/5 (2.40) anytime.<\/p>\n
However, Son looks like even better value at 5\/2 (3.50) considering his prolific form this campaign, already sitting just one goal shy of his league total of 11 for the whole of last season after only 12 matches.<\/p>\n
The duo\u2019s importance to Jose Mourinho\u2019s team is underlined by the fact that no other Spurs player has scored more than a single Premier League goal so far this season, with blockbuster summer signing Gareth Bale representing far less appeal at those same 5\/2 (3.50) anytime odds.<\/p>\n
Although his famous front three has not quite been firing on all cylinders so far, Jurgen Klopp can at least call upon a Mohamed Salah whose form definitely rivals Kane\u2019s and Son\u2019s.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The Egyptian star has scored 10 times in 11 league appearances so far and has been on target in seven of his last 10 appearances in all competitions.<\/p>\n
Boasting five goals in seven previous appearances against Tottenham, Salah is the clear 11\/4 (3.75) favourite to break the deadlock and 8\/11 (1.73) to score anytime at Anfield.<\/p>\n
None of Sadio Mane\u2019s four league goals this season have arrived in the last seven fixtures, although he still represents a perennial goal threat at 4\/5 (1.80) anytime.<\/p>\n
Roberto Firmino\u2019s form is of more concern for Liverpool after a run of just three goals in 27 league appearances but he can be backed at 7\/4 (2.75) to fire past Tottenham for the fourth meeting in six.<\/p>\n
All odds correct at time of writing. Please gamble responsibly.<\/p>\n