We have talked about what a day it is for the Bournemouth players and manager Eddie Howe. And what a moment for this man too. This is Jeff Mostyn- the man who took over Bournemouth as they battled to stay in the football league, tonight he sits in the directors box at Anfield for his side's first Premier League away day. 

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A bright start from the visitors as left-back Charlie Daniels is allowed space to gallop forward and his low cross, aiming for Callum Wilson, leads to a desperate lunge from Martin Skrtel. He sends it for a corner, which Bournemouth waste. 

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Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson on BBC Radio 5 live: "After losing their first game Bournemouth won't want to come here playing open expansive football. They can't treat this like any other game. They're in the Premier League. Everyone saw how nuts they went when they got in the Premier League."

And here we go.

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The Bournemouth players pose for a squad picture at the start of the match. Sort of how teams do at the start of an international match. BBC Radio 5 live's Mark Lawrenson says he has never seen it before at a Premier League match.

Paul Humphreys : Liverpool have a very brittle midfield, if Bournemouth go for it they could have a lot of joy.

John Pierce :I have to say Benteke is decent. Expect a hat trick tonight. This is from a toffee too.

Usman Ally:  Rodgers' ineptitude with the defense never ceases to amaze. Where is Sakho? Not even in the squad. Sadly, he'll be gone soon.

It is the first time 'You'll Never Walk alone' is ringing out at Anfield this season. No matter what your team is, seeing thousands and thousands of fans singing, waving flags and holding aloft scarves is one of the great sights in English football.

The teams are in the tunnel. How will the Bournemouth players handle this atmosphere?

We have three teams - Manchester City, Leicester City and Manchester United - with two wins from their opening two Premier League matches.

Liverpool could join them if they get the three points at Anfield. A win by six goals takes Liverpool top.

Although it doesn't mean anything in August, it's always nice to boast to your work mates or school friends about it.

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Tony Needham: As a Pompey fan there has been too many to list!

Struan: Seeing my team Hibs being beaten 5-1 in the Scottish Cup final by our biggest rivals Hearts.

James Davies: Cardiff getting beaten by Blackpool in the 2010 Play Off final.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to Sky Sports : "It took us until October last season to get two consecutive wins so the aim is to kick on from Stoke.

"The performances will come, the most important thing at this stage is picking up points and wins. Eddie Howe has done a fantastic job for Bournemouth. They will come here with confidence."

We are approaching kick-off, so just before we get under way you have enough time to play around with our latest toy - My Premier League Life.

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I wonder what's going through this young manager's mind. What a way to begin your travels in the Premier League. Eddie Howe, who took Bournemouth up from League One to the Premier League, will have dreamed of this moment and his heart must be racing, although he will obviously try not to show that.

Will the reality live up to the dream? We will soon find out.

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New season, new captain....as the Independent's chief sportswriter points out. It is going to be strange seeing Liverpool running out at Anfield without Steven Gerrard leading them out on to the pitch.

Bola Akinola: I honestly think Firmino should be starting ahead of Lallana. Firmino is a specialist in assists.

Matt Jones: I'm torn, I want Bournemouth to win but want Benteke to score as he's in my FF team.

Matt Harding: Is Danny Ings going to be this season's Rickie Lambert?

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Liverpool defender Joe Gomez' physicality was his outstanding trait as a youth player at Charlton Athletic, according to his former captain.

Gomez, who at 18 has already forced himself into the Liverpool team, apparently had the physique of an adult from an early age.

He left Charlton this summer for £3.5m and his former captain Johnnie Jackson sang sing his praises.

"He had the physique of a 26-year-old at 17." Jackson told Mark Chapman on 5 live Sport. "He's unbelievably quick and strong. For a 17-year-old I hadn't seen someone that developed and ahead of their time for quite a while."

Listen to the full interview on 5 live's In Short clip.