Bournemouth vs Liverpool Prediction and Betting Preview 07 Dec 2019

Here's our Bournemouth vs Liverpool Prediction analysis:

Bournemouth vs Liverpool Prediction and Preview for Saturday's EPL fixture. This is going to be a very interesting game to watch as both sides will be looking to get the much-needed three points on deck. Liverpool will set their sights on continuing their impressive run of form in the Premier League, probably extending their unbeaten run to 16 games.

Match status: 2019/20 Premier League - Matchweek 16
Kick-off: Saturday 07 Dec 2019, 04:00pm CET
 Venue: Vitality Stadium (Bournemouth)

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Bournemouth, on the other hand, will be faced with the difficult task of containing this fire-power Liverpool side and keep them off their strides.
Given that Liverpool have been unstoppable this season blowing away every single opposition they have faced this season save for Manchester United, who managed to steal a point from the European champions.

Bournemouth are now on a run of four games without a win. They would be looking to get back to winning ways when they host Liverpool at the Vitality Stadium by taking points off the Premier League leaders.

An unlikely upset here at the Vitality Stadium will act as an incredible confidence boost for the Cherries and will likely push them further away from the dreaded relegation zone.

Bournemouth v Liverpool Team News

Liverpool return to Premier League action once again following the Merseyside derby victory over rivals Everton. Salah, who has been plagued with so many injuries since the start of the campaign, missed out on the game against Everton. However, with Shaqiri and Origi returning the team and performing ridiculously well, the Egyptian wasn't even missed.

With one eyes fixated on the Champions League, Klopp knows Liverpool still has an unfinished business of reaching the knockout stages of the competition. The German tactician will not be shy to unveil the exact same team that demolished Everton on Wednesday, handing rests to certain first team players.

Mane has been Liverpool’s main talisman this season with his scintillating performances and has cemented his place in the starting line-up. It came as a shocker to see him to miss out on the Ballon d'Or top 3 shortlist.

Klopp wouldn't want his boys get carried away by results and will want to get the three points under his belt once again. The Reds knows they cannot afford to relax or drop any points if they are to remain top of the league, with Leicester City hot on their tails.

Meanwhile, Bournemouth are on a four game winning streak but will be looking to set the record straight against league leaders Liverpool. Eddie Howe will try to keep the lads on their toes for the entire 90 minutes if they are to stand any chances of salvaging even a point at the Vitality Stadium.

There are no fresh injury concerns for Bournemouth as only Joshua King is expected to miss the game through injury and Adam Smith due to an illness.

Injured or Suspended Players:

Bournemouth: David Brooks, Junior Stanislas, Charlie Daniels, Joshua King, Harry Wilson.

Liverpool: Nathaniel Clyne, Joel Matip, Fabinho.

Head-to-Head EPL Record: Bournemouth v Liverpool

2018/19 Premier League
Liverpool 3-0 Bournemouth

2018/19 Premier League
Bournemouth 0-4 Liverpool

2017/18 Premier League
Liverpool 3-0 Bournemouth

2017/18 Premier League
Bournemouth 0-4 Liverpool

Pre-Match Odds:

Bournemouth - 8.60
Draw - 5.40
Liverpool - 1.39

All odds are with BetWinner and are subject to change.

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Bournemouth vs Liverpool Predictions

Liverpool are high-flying at the moment. Given the form that the Reds have mustered this season, they should edge this one out fairly easily.

The hosts clearly do not have enough quality to match the sheer talent within the Liverpool ranks at the moment.

After a long-awaited period of 29 years, there is a certain good-feel about Anfield that this season could just be the perfect time to break their Premier League title jinx and finally bring the trophy back to Merseyside.