Liverpool are on cloud nine following their 7-0 victory over Manchester United last weekend in the Premier League and they will take all the confidence from that into their match away at Bournemouth on Saturday.
The early kick-off looks to be a very tough one for a Bournemouth side that is at the bottom of the Premier League table. Jurgen Klopp knows that his side still has a serious chance of getting back into the top four before the season is over as they are just three points behind Tottenham with a game in hand.
Here is the team that he may pick to get the better of Bournemouth on Saturday lunchtime.
GK: Alisson – The Brazilian goalkeeper regularly affirms himself as one of the best in the world and Bournemouth will have their work cut out to get on the scoresheet.
RB: Trent Alexander-Arnold – He was at his creative best last time out and the evidence has been building in recent weeks that he is returning to form along with many other teammates.
CB: Ibrahima Konate – He appears to have cemented his place as Virgil van Dijk’s partner in central defence when they are both fit, holding off competition from Joel Matip and Joe Gomez.
CB: Virgil van Dijk – Liverpool’s return to form has largely coincided with Van Dijk’s return from injury, even if he was still leaving a little to be desired before the injury.
LB: Andy Robertson – He was a real menace down the Manchester United right, especially when the game was tight in the first half.
CM: Harvey Elliott – He really rose to the occasion against Manchester United and had a superb game. He should get a chance to cement that place as his own here.
CM: Fabinho – Another player who recently had their best game of the season, Fabinho was immense against United and dictated play very effectively.
CM: Jordan Henderson – Showed himself again to be a real leader at Anfield, there is no reason to suggest he can’t have another great game against Bournemouth.
RW: Mohamed Salah – He was visibly thrilled to be among the goals against United and he will feel that he can make up for lost time against Bournemouth.
ST: Cody Gakpo – The positioning for the forwards is likely to be very fluid, but Gakpo seemed to have his breakthrough game in a Liverpool shirt against United.
LW: Darwin Nunez – Much like Gakpo, Sunday felt like a huge moment for Nunez. The three forwards will be really confident at the Vitality Stadium.
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