Punters will be queueing up to bet leaky Liverpool get a Kaning from Tottenham at Wembley this afternoon - and who can blame them?

Yes, Harry Kane’s explosion of scoring form last month was fuelled in part by some limp opposition.

Yes, his Premier League numbers this season are still running some way below his brilliant 2016/17 data.

But you wouldn’t know it to look at him, would you?

Confidence is king. And right now it looks like Harry wakes up every morning with his orb in his hand and his crown on his head.

Liverpool’s defence are no strangers to the dunce’s cap - the 7-0 jolly-up in Slovenia in midweek was their first away clean sheet of the season, and their fourth in 14 all told.

But remember they have blanked Manchester United and Arsenal along the way.

Don’t swallow the goals-galore hype that says today’s game has got to be some sort of custard-pie fight, because Jurgen Klopp’s Reds will be too busy prancing about to shut the back door.

Klopp drew five out of 10 meetings with fellow top-six clubs last season, with seven of those results ‘UNDER 2.5 goals’.

Klopp’s Liverpool record against ‘top-six’ sides is nine draws in 23, with 14 UNDERS – and three 0-0’s no one really saw coming.

Wembley toils against Burnley, Barnsley, Swansea and Bournemouth showed that the Kane Team can be tamed. Spurs have scored a goal or fewer in 50 per cent of their games this season all told.

The DRAW at 13/5 (Coral) is the value call (4pm) in what could prove a much tighter match than advertised. The long shot that shines is ‘no goalscorer’ at 14/1 (Hills) – feels so wrong, it must be right!

Arsenal have yet to win away in the Premier League this season, and at 21/20 it’s probably not the day for punting them to break that streak.

It wouldn’t take much of a post-Europa wobble to upset the more delicate flowers in Arsene Wenger’s garden.

And after Thursday night’s tot-toting terror at Goodson, the post-traumatic vibes at Everton might even stick a rocket up the hosts.

Anything but an Arsenal win (1.30pm) will inflame the Wenger Out club, but how easy is it to replace a great old manager with a greater new one? Everton know the answer.

While the rest of us ponder the matter, I’m punting the DRAW at 13/5 (Fred).

It’s 10/11 your choice on the gender of the next child to emerge from the Duchess of Cambridge (not the pub).

No need for guesswork, I have consulted a crone, who says if the fair Kate will squat upon a patch of cowslip at the next full moon, her badger will whistle once for a girl, twice for a boy. Three whistles, wrong badger.

There’s a tenner in for mum if she’s game, so I’m writing to Kensington Palace outlining the plot. Stay tuned.

Last week: Winner at 13/5