Premier League today: How to watch Bournemouth v Liverpool, TV channels & live stream
How will Bournemouth and Liverpool fare today? Here is what to know, including kick-off time, TV channels and live stream options
Andoni Iraola will return to Bournemouth for the first time since leaving the south-coast club to join Liverpool. Four games into the new season, Liverpool are still finding their form.
Liverpool have won only one of their first four league games. Bournemouth are still looking for their first league win under new manager Marco Rose. Both teams are struggling to get going early in the season.
The last 10 matches between Bournemouth and Liverpool have produced 40 goals. This suggests Sunday's game could go back and forth, with both teams still trying to find a new identity.
This is a full guide on how to watch today’s Premier League match, including the kick-off time, TV channels and ways to stream it online.
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Bournemouth v Liverpool Time: 2pm BST/9am ET
Stadium: Vitality Stadium (Bournemouth)
How to watch United States: Stream on Fubo
Canada: Stream on Fubo
United Kingdom: Watch on Sky Sports Main Event
What to watch for Bournemouth have led in all four Premier League matches they have played this season, but have failed to convert any of those games into three points. The Cherries have showcased their quality in periods of games. Frustration over a lack of points on the board, however, is building.
Similar could be said about Liverpool. Iraola has yet to find the right tactical set-up to make the most of the talent on offer, with the central midfield unit particularly unbalanced. Liverpool don’t have the platform to play the way Iraola wants.
Liverpool’s issues away from home predate Iraola. Indeed, the Anfield outfit have won just four times on the road in the Premier League since last Christmas. However, they have won nine of their previous 12 visits to the Vitality Stadium.
Player to watch: Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool – Szoboszlai’s stunning strike against Tottenham Hotspur in the Carabao Cup during the week highlighted the match-winning quality of the Hungarian midfielder who has been Liverpool’s most consistent performer over the last 12 months.
