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Former England midfielder on BT Sport

It's a brilliant header from Van Dijk but Jefferson Lerma does exactly what he is there to do. As soon as the ball goes over his head, he gets back on the line and makes the goal-line clearance.

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Off the line!

Jefferson Lerma produces a big goalline clearance to prevent Virgil van Dijk's header from a corner going in.

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Nice play from Liverpool's front three as Darwin Nunez wins possession on the left and quickly finds Cody Gakpo, who in turn sidefoots to Mohamed Salah but his first-time shot is an easy save.

It was a scintillating second-half display by Liverpool against Manchester United but it is their start to games that has been the main issue this season for the Reds.

At the moment they are controlling possession without taking any risks. They are being patient so far.

Bournemouth need the three points to climb out of the relegation zone, Liverpool want the win to get into the top four.

Big game and we are under way.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he was "surprised" by Roberto Firmino's decision to leave Anfield at the end of the season.

The Brazil forward will end an eight-year stay at Anfield when his contract expires in June.

Firmino, 31, had been in talks over a new contract but has chosen to leave.

"Surprised? Yes, a little bit - it could go two ways and it went one. And I respect that a lot," Klopp said.

"But it's completely normal in this kind of long relationship that we have and Bobby has with the club."

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Bournemouth have lost each of the past seven meetings with Liverpool by an aggregate score of 28-1.

Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil, speaking to BT Sport: "We’ve had a tough spell with injuries so to have Lloyd Kelly and Jeff Lerma back in the squad will boost the group.

"We've prepared the same as we always do really, we go about it the same way. Looking at where Liverpool will hurt us, how we can hurt them. We’re very, very up for the challenge and looking forward to the game.

"But it’s about having David Brooks back today, that’s huge for everybody."

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Bournemouth boss Gary O'Neil says he is hopeful Liverpool "have used all their goals up" after watching them demolish Manchester United 7-0 at Anfield on Sunday.

The Cherries suffered their own 9-0 hiding at the hands of the Reds in August but are in desperate need of points having slipped to the bottom of the Premier League.

"Watching that game [against Manchester United], I thought it was not a great time for them to hit top form," O'Neil said.

"But hopefully they have used up all their goals. They've changed things a bit recently, got a slightly different structure and obviously they are a huge threat.

"A very good side, in very good form and it's a tough ask."

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking to BT Sport: "Each Premier League game is a super tough test, we’re long enough in this league to know that. It is all about attitude today and if that is right, it is about football. But if the attitude is not right, that doesn’t matter.

"It is just about this game. Are they playing a back four or five? We will see on the pitch but we just have to play our game.

"Hendo had a bit of a cold but other than that Stefan comes in, the rest the same. A massive change is not needed after playing last Sunday so we go again with the rest.

"Bournemouth have a high press, that’s what they do. They have a midfield press. The better we play, the more they are in their own final third. Then they will be compact, defend deep and counter-attack. It is not easy but it is not the first time we have faced this situation."

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Liverpool's emphatic win against Manchester United perhaps could not have come at a better time.

As we enter the business end of the season, Jurgen Klopp's side are fifth but win their game in hand and they will move above an out-of-sorts Tottenham and into fourth.

Even better for Liverpool is that they kick off today's Premier League action against Bournemouth, who they thrashed 9-0 earlier in the season.

Could we see another high-scoring game today?

In the latest developments, Football Focus and Final Score will not air today as the presenters of the respective shows, Alex Scott and Jason Mohammad, have pulled out in support of Gary Lineker.

You can follow all the latest on this in the BBC News live reaction page here.

Gary Lineker has been pulled from BBC football highlights show Match of the Day after his social media posts criticised the government's new asylum policy.

Here's the whole row explained in under 90 seconds.

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The BBC's flagship football show Match of the Day is in crisis after its regular commentators joined a boycott of the programme in solidarity with Gary Lineker.

The show's six main pundits and its entire commentary team have stepped back from Saturday's programme.

The BBC asked Lineker to step back from presenting after talks, over his criticism of government asylum policy.

The corporation said it considered his "recent social media activity to be a breach of our guidelines", adding it had been "decided that he will step back from presenting Match of the Day until we've got an agreed and clear position on his use of social media".

Gary O'Neil reacts to Bournemouth's last-gasp defeat at Arsenal by making three changes to the side that started the 3-2 defeat at Emirates Stadium.

Lloyd Kelly, Jefferson Lerma and Jaidon Anthony all return. Chris Mepham and Antoine Semenyo drop to the bench, while Jordan Zemura is not involved.

Bournemouth XI: Neto, Smith, Stephens, Senesi, Kelly, Ouattara, Lerma, Billing, Anthony, Rothwell, Solanke.

Substitutes: Travers, Fredericks, Cook, Mepham, Brooks, Christie, Vina, Moore, Semenyo.

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Jurgen Klopp makes one change to the Liverpool side that destroyed Manchester United 7-0 last Sunday.

Jordan Henderson starts on the bench as Spanish teenager Stefan Bajcetic comes back into the midfield.

Diogo Jota will make his 100th Reds appearance in all competitions if he comes off the bench, while Roberto Firmino will play his 250th league game for the club if he does likewise.

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Konate, van Dijk, Robertson, Elliott, Fabinho, Bajcetic, Salah, Gakpo, Nunez.

Substitutes: Milner, Firmino, Adrian, Henderson, Jota, Tsimikas, Carvalho, Arthur, Matip.

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Good morning.

There's six Premier League games today with Liverpool kicking things off at Bournemouth as they look to build on their stunning 7-0 win against Manchester United last weekend.

That game begins at 12:30 GMT.

After that there's plenty of fixtures involving teams at the top and the bottom of the table.

Here's the line up in full:

12:30 GMT

AFC Bournemouth v Liverpool

15:00 GMT

Everton v Brentford

Leeds United v Brighton & Hove Albion

Leicester City v Chelsea

Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest

17:30 GMT

Crystal Palace v Manchester City