And here's the view of Leicester City's goalkeeper on Christian Benteke's controversial goal...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

"Plenty for Bournemouth to take from that first 45 minutes despite being behind - but Liverpool grew into the game as the half went on and now Cherries' boss Eddie Howe must get his players to recapture that early mood.

"Just the start Christian Benteke would have wanted on his Anfield debut but the goal should not have stood."

Jordan Henderson is very much becoming Liverpool's midfield dictator. He has made 32 passes, with an accuracy of 84.4%, including the assist for the only goal. The new Stevie G?

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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson: "Eddie Howe has to forget about the goal that wasn't - he will be much aggrieved and will probably say so later. Bournemouth lost a goal because of a lack of concentration. Otherwise they have given as good as they have got."

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So a home debut goal at the Kop end for Christian Benteke gives Liverpool a half-time lead.

But it is harsh on an adventurous Bournemouth side, who will feel aggrieved to have had Tommy Elphick's header ruled out when the game was goalless.

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Philippe Coutinho's passing has been sublime in the first half. His finishing, less so. He has a half-chance but he drags a left-footed effort wide of the post. 

Bournemouth's back four is the same defence that played in the Cherries' last game in League One two seasons ago.

Their opponents that day? Tranmere Rovers.

Two promotions for Bournemouth and two relegations for Tranmere since then.

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Alan's clearly not planning a visit to Anfield anytime soon...

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Greg Matthews : Knew this new offside rule would cause havoc with officials. They couldn't cope with old one, let alone further changes. Poor.

Shane Daly:  There should be a rule that ref's can be changed at half-time. This is woeful refereeing, how many more mistakes will he make.

Peter Conlan:  What a bad way to introduce that new offside rule. Typical Liverpool, should be one behind, now one in front!

Down 4-0 after the first leg after a humiliating defeat, not many people would be confident of turning it around.

But, then again, Barcelona are no normal team. They were thrashed by Athletic Bilbao in the first leg of the Spanish Super Cup with the second leg at the Nou Camp starting at 21:00 BST.

"We know it's a challenge, but I think we've a team who can do it," said Barca boss Luis Enrique. "If we get things right, we can turn things around. Everyone knows Barcelona is capable of anything."

Follow our live text commentary of that match here.

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First booking of the day goes to Bournemouth's Eunan O'Kane for running across Philippe Coutinho and bringing the Brazilian down. Liverpool then waste the free-kick.

Jordan Henderson has 10 assists in the Premier League since the start of last season; more than any other English player.  

Unsung hero?

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Ash:  Liverpool fan but that looked offside to me.

Giannina Caraceni:  Can the records show that Liverpool fans acknowledge the dreadful refereeing in the game so far?  

Niklas Lanwehr: Looks like the linesman didn't listen too carefully when the new rules were explained, obvious active movement from Coutinho.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Bournemouth will be feeling a real sense of injustice here. The decision to rule out Tommy Elphick's header for a foul on Dejan Lovren was very debatable - and surely Philippe Coutinho was offside, even stretching to try and touch Jordan Henderson's cross.

"Manager Eddie Howe is in deep discussion with the fourth official and he has got plenty to talk to him about."

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That was Benteke's 50th goal for English clubs and he has scored 12 goals in his last 13 Premier League appearances.  

Have a look at it in graphical form...

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Key: 14 - Jordan Henderson, 2 - Nathaniel Clyne, 9 - Christian Benteke.

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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson: "That's the first mistake Bournemouth have made. They stood in the line as the ball came in. My first thought was Benteke off side? He wasn't. It almost came off his studs and he did well because it was going quite high."

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Nearly two goals in three minutes for Liverpool. Jordan Henderson is found 25 yards out and hits a dipping shot first time. But he is just a bit too far out and the ball bounces off the top of the crossbar.