Liverpool vs Villarreal prediction, odds and how to watch

Villarreal ended a three-match losing run in La Liga with a commanding 3-1 home victory over Levante, with Ayoze Pérez, Alberto Moleiro, and Georges Mikautadze all on target.

Alexander Isak's 57th-minute strike was enough to give Liverpool all three points at the Vitality Stadium, as Bournemouth's winless run in their last five Premier League matches continued.

Villarreal put Málaga to the sword with a 3-1 victory in La Liga, with Pape Gueye stealing the show on a night when the home side were thoroughly outclassed in every department that matters.

Liverpool beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night, with goals from Alexis Mac Allister, Cody Gakpo, and Dominik Szoboszlai doing the damage. Spurs had more of the ball, more shots, more of everything except what matters.

Liverpool have shipped five goals in their last three Champions League matches and kept zero clean sheets. Villarreal arrive on Tuesday knowing the home side are there to be hurt.

Liverpool beat Bournemouth thanks to a late Alexander Isak winner, but a first-half display so poor it left Andoni Iraola fuming has turned Florian Wirtz's slow Premier League start into a mounting talking point. Troy Deeney's on-air verdict and a 63 per cent pass completion rate suggest the club-record signing's struggles are becoming a pattern, not a one-off.