Liverpool play host to Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon eager to ensure a return to winning ways after being upstaged by Nottingham Forest last time out on home soil.
Arne Slot had enjoyed a perfect start to his Anfield reign prior to last weekend's shock defeat, but will take confidence from their impressive 3-1 UEFA Champions League success over Milan in midweek.
Bournemouth meanwhile, enjoyed their last trip to Merseyside, overturning a 2-0 deficit against Everton in hugely dramatic fashion to seal all three points a few weeks ago, although they were beaten 1-0 by Chelsea last weekend.
Liverpool v Bournemouth has not been selected for TV coverage this weekend during this round of Premier League fixtures.
Liverpool v Bournemouth will get underway at 15:00 (BST) on Saturday 21st August and the game is set to take place at Anfield in Liverpool, England.
Liverpool will be hoping to make history count as they bid to extend their superb home record against the Cherries this weekend.
The Reds have won nine and drawn one of their last 10 Anfield meetings, including a 3-1 success last term on the back of an emphatic 9-0 success in August 2022.
Bournemouth did however secure three points on home soil last season, avenging their defeat on Merseyside, but successes in this fixture have been few and far between, with the South Coast side boasting just two wins in all competitions in history.
Liverpool frontman Mohamed Salah will also be keen to extend his impressive scoring record against Bournemouth, with the Egyptian star having notched nine tines in his last 10 fixtures against them.
Liverpool wins | 17 |
Draws | 3 |
Bournemouth wins | 2 |
*H2H stats apply to all competitions
Deadline day capture Federico Chiesa is pushing for his first Liverpool start after making his Reds bow during the midweek UEFA Champions League victory over Milan.
The Italian international's availability means that Harvey Elliott remains Arne Slot's only long-term injury absentee, although the manager is still expected to make changes from the side that took to the field at the San Siro.
Andrew Robertson and Luis Diaz are the two probable inclusions in the side after starting on the bench last time out.
Chelsea loanee Kepa Arrizabalaga is expected to be handed a starting role at Anfield after he was ineligible to feature against his parent club last weekend.
Meanwhile, Tyler Adams and Dango Outtara are both ruled out through injury.