Liverpool v Bournemouth Match Preview & Best Odds

Liverpool entertain Bournemouth at Anfield on Saturday afternoon

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Liverpool Odds

Liverpool are at home for the first time in the Premier League this season when they entertain AFC Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon and as such, why not register with our featured bookmaker partners and grab yourself the very best Liverpool odds and free bet offers ahead of this match.

Liverpool v Bournemouth Match Preview & Best Odds

With their mauling on Merseyside from last season still fresh in their memories, AFC Bournemouth will be eager to put in a better showing when they travel to Anfield on Saturday afternoon.

Look to go one better

Liverpool can perhaps consider themselves fortunate to have earned a point from their meeting with Chelsea last week and they will look to go one better this time around against a Bournemouth side which played out the same stalemate with West Ham United in their season opener.

Unbeaten in twelve

Liverpool drew 1-1 with Aston Villa in their closing Premier League outing of 2022/23, this result crushing any remaining hopes that the Reds may have harboured regarding clinching a Champions League berth. Nevertheless, the Reds are now unbeaten in twelve Premier League outings on home soil and Cherries boss Andoni Iraola will face a stern test on Saturday.

Biggest ever win

Twelve months ago, Liverpool equalled the record for biggest ever win in the Premier League when they utterly demolished the Cherries to the tune of 9-0 at this venue, however the south-coast outfit avenged this humiliation by beating Klopp’s men 1-0 in the reverse fixture at the Vitality Stadium later in the campaign. The second half of a possible redemption may await the Cherries this weekend.

Finding their feet

Bournemouth are still finding their feet under their manager but the signs were encouraging in the draw with West Ham last time out. The Cherries have a few injuries ahead of this match but against a Liverpool side still lacking a defensive presence in midfield, we envisage the visitors denying the Reds a win and forcing them to share the spoils this weekend.