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Everton have lost a league-high 24 home matches since the beginning of the 2020-21 season.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth goal-scorer Philip Billing, speaking to BT Sport: "We had to be diligent today. Last weekend was heartbreak for everybody and our mission today was to go in and deliver the same. Be diligent, be compact and work for each other as we've done loads of times this season. Today it paid off and the support was brilliant as well."

On his goal: "I've been working at getting into the box but shout out to Dango as well, I thought he was terrific and since he's come here, he's been a danger for us. He's added pace and quality up front.

"That's what we've been working on in training, get him down the line, getting crosses in and just make sure me and Dom and the rest of the boys are in the box. It took a bit of a deflection but it got there in the end."

On belief they can stay up: "The belief has always been there. Obviously, we've had too many disappointing defeats where we've been in front and thrown it away. Looking at the whole season, we're doing good.

"It's not like we're playing bad football. We're playing well, working hard and looking good. It's just the result and the final product has been the problem."

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I am absolutely sick of Tottenham's inconsistency - the latest example of which came in their draw with AC Milan on Wednesday that saw them knocked out of Europe.

Now Antonio Conte's side are only playing for fourth place, and for some pride after going three games without a win and going out of two competitions.

But you know what that means. Yes, we will see a response from Spurs and they will probably win this one comfortably.

If it happens, let's not pretend it will mean they have turned the corner.

Forest have got the worst away record in the top flight with only one win and six points from 12 games. Steve Cooper's side got beaten 4-0 by West Ham the last time they were on the road.

Prediction: 3-1

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Victory today would see Javi Gracia become the first Leeds manager to win his first two top-flight home matches in charge since Jimmy Armfield in October 1974.

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Chelsea have not won any of their past 10 away games in all competitions - their longest since going 17 without victory from April 2000 to January 2001.

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This is an extremely awkward game to call.

Everton were unlucky not to beat Nottingham Forest last weekend but Brentford keep on getting good results - they have not lost in the Premier League since 23 October, a run of 12 games.

What I like about Everton is that they are scrapping under Sean Dyche. They had a bit of energy against Forest, who I find quite difficult to read.

I know why the Bees are doing well, though. They are well-organised, consistent with their level of performance, and don't concede many goals.

I have talked before about the importance of Everton's home games in their fight against relegation, because their away record is so wretched, but I don't think they will win every time they play at Goodison Park.

Prediction: 1-1

A huge result at the bottom so that means there is even more pressure on the likes of Everton, Leeds and Leicester who are all at home.

They are kicking off in half an hour, while Tottenham can get a bit of breathing space in fourth if they beat Nottingham Forest.

Former England midfielder Joe Cole on BT Sport: "Bournemouth absolutely deserved that. I thought they were set up brilliantly by Gary O'Neil and his team. Every player who got on the pitch was at it. It's a big, big, big day for this club.

"There will be four or five clubs going into 3pm kick-offs thinking, 'oh no, Bournemouth have won'."

The defeat means Liverpool's poor form on the road continues - just one win away from home so far in 2023.

They remain fifth with the opportunity to move above Tottenham into fourth not taken.

From thrashing Manchester United 7-0 last week to defeat today. That's the Premier League.

All over!

A HUGE three points for Bournemouth as they climb off the bottom and out of the relegation zone.

Liverpool are beaten.

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Former England midfielder Jermaine Jenas on BT Sport: "It sat up perfectly for Gakpo to hit, he's just got to hit the target. You can see the disappointment on his face.

"But this place is bouncing."

Was that the final chance?

Cody Gakpo takes a touch to bring a cross under control before volleying over.

Bournemouth fans think the points are in the bag.

Diogo Jota sends a cross towards the far post but Lloyd Kelly is there to head away.

One minute remaining...

Liverpool have had just one shot on target in this entire second half.

Bournemouth boss Gary O'Neil said pre match he hoped Liverpool had used up all their goals against Manchester United and that is looking the case, unless they can find something in the final three minutes.

Former England midfielder Jermaine Jenas on BT Sport: "Bournemouth as a unit have been brilliant, the midfield has been excellent but I think Dango Ouattara has been the standout."

Antoine Semenyo surges forward before flashing a shot across the face of goal.

Up goes the fourth official's board, which shows five additional minutes. That's greeted by boos from the home fans.

And a final change for Bournemouth as on comes Antoine Semenyo and Matías Viña for Dominic Solanke and Jaidon Anthony.

Into the final minute of normal time.

Former England midfielder Jermaine Jenas on BT Sport: "I'm still not sure about the decision to take Darwin Nunez off. He was still offering a threat running in behind."

Ibrahima Konaté fires the ball into the box but the excellent Dango Ouattara is there to head away.

Liverpool make another change with minutes remaining as Fábio Carvalho is on for Stefan Bajcetic.

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