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It is still early doors but Liverpool look head and shoulders above the rest in the Premier League. They are unbeaten in 32 games – a club record – and can win with explosive attacking power or with defensive grit and determination. Bournemouth’s chances of even a point look grim considering their best player this season – Harry Wilson – is unavailable to face his parent club. Liverpool have won their last four meetings by an aggregate score of 14-0. Graham Searles

Saturday 3pm

Venue Vitality Stadium

Last season Bournemouth 0 Liverpool 4

Referee Chris Kavanagh

This season G11 Y39 R0 3.54 cards/game

Odds H 13-2 A 1-2 D 4-1

BOURNEMOUTH
Subs from Boruc, Travers, Gosling, Ibe, Stacey, Simpson, Kelly, Dobre, L Cook

Doubtful None

Injured Surman (knee), King (hamstring, both 14 Dec), Stanislas (knee, Jan), Brooks (ankle), S Cook (wrist), Daniels (knee), Smith (ankle, all unknown)

Suspended None

Unavailable H Wilson (loan terms)

Discipline Y31 R1

Form DWLLLL

Leading scorer H Wilson 6

LIVERPOOL
Subs from Adrian, Lonergan, Kelleher, Salah, Milner, Keïta, Shaqiri, Gomez, Lallana, Brewster, Jones

Doubtful None

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Injured Matip (knee, 14 Dec), Clyne (knee, Jan), Fabinho (ankle, Jan)

Suspended None

Discipline Y15 R1

Form WWWWWW

Leading scorer Mané 9

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/dec/06/bournemouth-liverpool-match-preview-premier-league

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BYE BYE, BLUES Marco Silva expecting to be sacked by Everton in the morning as he says bye in dressing room after Liverpool thrashing
EXCLUSIVE
Joshua Jones
4 Dec 2019, 23:41Updated: 4 Dec 2019, 23:52
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MARCO SILVA said goodbye to his Everton players in the away dressing room at Anfield tonight.

The Toffees boss is on the brink of losing his job and is expected to be axed this week, possibly as early as tomorrow morning.

Marco Silva said his goodbyes to the Everton players in the away dressing room at Anfield
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Marco Silva said his goodbyes to the Everton players in the away dressing room at AnfieldCredit: EPA
Silva, 42, was already under pressure going into tonight's Merseyside derby.

Everton conceded four first-half goals for only the second time in 1,053 Premier League games did not help his cause as he desperately tries to cling on to his job.

Sadio Mane missed a pair of simple chances late on but Gini Wijnaldum's 90th-minute finish for Liverpool ensured the Blues shipped five against their arch-rivals for the first time since November 1982.

And the defeat, Everton's seventh in their last ten Premier League matches, means it is set to be curtains for Silva as the Toffees dropped into the relegation zone.

SunSport understands Silva spoke to his squad after full-time as he prepares to be relieved of his duties.

The Portuguese boss told the media tonight: "It is really tough for us but if you are in the relegation zone then it is because you are making the same mistakes and not strong enough to be in a difficult position.

"I am not here to talk about the fighting of the players because they do fight, but our opponent was braver but we know it is tough for all of their opponents. We weren’t good enough.

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I am not the right person to speak about my future or to answer that, you have to ask someone else.

Marco Silva
"I am not the right person to speak about my future or to answer that, you have to ask someone else. Every game I will play I will get the same question but you have to ask the right person.

"We have to get out the relegation zone and do that on the pitch."

It was a first half of fine Liverpool passing and equally-impressive finishing from their forwards.

Sadio Mane set up Divock Origi and Xherdan Shaqiri to put the hosts two ahead inside 17 minutes.

Michael Keane pulled one back but Origi latched on to Dejan Lovren's long ball, took it down excellently and lobbed Jordan Pickford.

Trent Alexander-Arnold broke with pace to set up Mane to get on the scoresheet before Richarlison made it 4-2 at the break.

Silva was left frustrated at his side's slow start and Liverpool's clinical play in the final third.

He added: "It was a tough night for us but we knew before and spoke before how it will be tough and how we have to be competitive and play with focus and the way we started created the biggest problem for us.


https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/10486218/marco-silva-everton-goodbye-dressing-room/

Burnley midfielder Ashley Westwood has served a one-match ban but could still miss out on a 200th Premier League appearance because of a groin injury.
Charlie Taylor is another doubt after suffering a hamstring problem at the weekend but Erik Pieters should be fit.
Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan will miss Tuesday's clash because of suspension.
City remain without injured forward Sergio Aguero, who won't be fit for Saturday's derby against United either.
Aguero has a thigh injury, and manager Pep Guardiola said: "He is not ready for the derby but after the derby we will see."
Manchester City will 'fight until the last day'
MOTD COMMENTATOR'S NOTES
@SteveBowerComm: The last time the current champions visited Turf Moor was in late April, when a
scrappy 1-0 win took them back to the top of the table with two games remaining. City return to Lancashire with a staggering distance of 11 points between them and the summit.
The immediate aim is all about a victory to try and kick-start a winning run. They only dropped points in six matches throughout last season, but have lost them in five already during this campaign.
Burnley will be aware of City's determination to provide a reaction. The Clarets are in far better shape than a year ago but have lost four of their last six games. They will certainly ask questions of City's current state of mind.
VIEW FROM THE DUGOUT
Burnley manager Sean Dyche on Manchester City: "At that level, that real sharp edge of trying to win the league, trying to win in Europe, the tiny details affect a way a team operates.
"I'm not sitting here crying on their behalf, but when you're at the super-elite level and the expectation is massive then the team loses key players, it affects the balance.
"I don't know the thoughts inside the camp, but I don't think they're a million miles away and I think they're a top, top side."
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "In the situation we are [in] we cannot think about the people in front.
"We have to think about what we have to do to win games. We have to try to be more solid with the chances we have and the chances we concede."
LAWRO'S PREDICTION
The worst thing that could have happened for Burnley was seeing Manchester City concede a late equaliser to Newcastle at the weekend.
City will be fired up, and I am sure we will see a reaction from Pep Guardiola's side.
Prediction: 0-2
Lawro's full predictions v University Challenge star Bobby Seagull
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
Burnley have only won one of the past 22 meetings in all competitions, and none in eight since a 1-0 home victory in March 2015 (D1, L7).
Manchester City beat Burnley three times last season: 5-0 at the Etihad Stadium in both the Premier League and FA Cup, and 1-0 at Turf Moor in the league.
Burnley
Burnley have lost four of their past six Premier League games.
Nonetheless, their total of 18 points after 14 matches is double the tally they had at this stage of last season.
Their solitary victory in the last 26 league fixtures against established top-six opposition came against Spurs in February (D6, L19).
Ashley Barnes has 15 Premier League goals in 2019, and Chris Wood 14 - no other Burnley player has more than three.
No Clarets player has scored more than 15 top-flight goals in a calendar year since Peter Noble managed 17 in 1975. Leighton James scored 16 in 1974.
Wood has scored six goals in his past seven top-flight games.
Manchester City
City have dropped 13 points in their 14 league matches this season. They only dropped 16 points in the entire 2018-19 campaign, and 14 points during 2017-18.
Their only victory in five league and cup matches came in the Premier League against Chelsea on 23 November.
Manchester City could equal their longest winless away run under Pep Guardiola of four games in all competitions, set in October 2016.
City have scored in 18 successive Premier League away fixtures, their second longest streak in the division.
However, it's seven matches without a clean sheet for City in all competitions.
Gabriel Jesus has failed to score in any of his last 10 appearances for club and country.
Riyad Mahrez has scored 49 Premier League goals in his career.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50554016

Title race match

Team news

Adrian looks set to continue in goal for Liverpool after replacing the now suspended Alisson in their 2-1 win over Brighton on Saturday. Jurgen Klopp has also confirmed Joel Matip will miss out. Nathaniel Clyne remains a long-term absentee.

Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 17 Premier League games against Everton (W7 D10). It is their longest ever unbeaten run against a specific opponent in the competition.
Everton haven't won a league game against Liverpool at Anfield since September 1999, courtesy of Kevin Campbell's strike. The Toffees have drawn nine and lost 10 of their visits since.
In all competitions, Liverpool are unbeaten in 19 games against Everton (W9 D10), their longest run without defeat against their Merseyside neighbours.
Everton have failed to score in seven of their last 11 Premier League meetings with Liverpool, netting just once in each of the other four.
Liverpool have scored more 90+ minute winning goals against Everton in the Premier League than any side has against another in the competition's history (5), with Divock Origi netting one in this exact fixture last season.
Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 31 Premier League games (W26 D5) - if they avoid defeat here it will be their longest ever run without defeat in top-flight history.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has won 99 of his 158 Premier League games. Victory here will see him become the second-fastest manager to reach 100 wins in the competition, after Jose Mourinho (142 games). He would also be the fastest Liverpool manager to 100 wins in top-flight history.
Everton have lost eight of their opening 14 league matches of a season for the first time since 2011-12 under David Moyes. In only one season in their entire history have they lost more after 14 games - 10 in the 1948-49 season.

https://www.skysports.com/football/liverpool-vs-everton/preview/408129

Preview: Red Bull Salzburg vs. Liverpool - prediction, team news, lineups

By Barney Corkhill, Editor | 1d

It is all to play for when Red Bull Salzburg welcome Liverpool to the Red Bull Arena on Tuesday night, with both sides knowing that victory could seal their place in the last 16 of the Champions League.
Holders Liverpool lead the way in Group E heading into the final matchday and only need to avoid defeat to progress, but a win for Salzburg would likely see them leapfrog the European champions via the head-to-head rule.

Match preview




For the second season in a row, Liverpool's hopes of still being in the Champions League in the new year have gone down to the final game of the group stage.
Last term saw them beat Napoli at Anfield to secure their progress and ultimately enable them to go on and lift the trophy for a sixth time, and their task this time around is easier on paper - simply avoiding defeat will be enough, while a victory will guarantee top spot.
However, Liverpool will be wary of underestimating a Salzburg side that gave them a major scare with a three-goal comeback in the reverse fixture, and those strikes at Anfield mean that any win for Salzburg by a better scoreline than their own 4-3 defeat would see the Austrian outfit finish above Liverpool.
Defeat could still see the Reds progress, although they would likely need an unexpected favour from Genk when they take on Napoli for that to be the case.
Liverpool are a team firmly in a winning habit, though, and they will be eager to keep that going as the games continue to come thick and fast in a hectic December fixture schedule.



Jurgen Klopp has rotated heavily in the first two games of the month and things could hardly have gone better so far, with a 5-2 Merseyside derby thrashing of Everton being followed up by another three-goal triumph over Bournemouth on Saturday.
Perhaps the most pleasing aspect of the one-sided match at Dean Court was a first clean sheet in 14 games and only their fourth across all competitions this season, all of which have come away from home.

Improved defensive solidity would be a timely boost against a Salzburg side that has scored 16 goals in their five group games so far and plundered a whopping 94 in 25 outings across all competitions.
Salzburg's league exploits have still not been quite as impressive as Liverpool's, though, with the Reds eight points clear at the top of the Premier League table - and 14 above champions Manchester City - having won 15 and drawn one of their 16 games this term.
It is in the Champions League that they have had most of their troubles, falling to their only defeat of the campaign at Napoli before drawing against the Italian outfit in the return fixture, while Salzburg themselves caused them plenty of problems at Anfield.



The Reds did at least beat Genk on matchday four to end a run of four successive away defeats in the group stages of the competition, although they have still only won two of their last 11 such games and have lost seven of their last 12 European outings outside England.
There is hope for Salzburg, then, and there is no doubt that Tuesday's hosts have made an impact on the competition having finally ended their long wait to reach the group stages.
On seven consecutive occasions Salzburg were beaten in the qualifying rounds of the Champions League before this season, which is their first in the competition proper since 1994-95.
The Austrian outfit finished third in the group on that occasion and are favourites to suffer the same fate this time around, but victory over the reigning European champions would be some way to book a place in the knockout rounds and they would certainly be there on merit too.


Genk are the only team Jesse Marsch's side have been able to beat in the group stages so far, though, and they lost 3-2 at home to Napoli on matchday four - their first home European defeat in 20 games but one which could prove costly.
Salzburg have never beaten Premier League opposition before but know that they must end that duck if they are to stand any chance of reaching the knockout rounds, which would also be a first for the club.
Toppling a Liverpool team in such relentless form will of course be a big ask, but Salzburg are also a club with a winning habit having won 18 of 25 across all competitions this season.
The significant goal threat they possess means that they can never be ruled out of any game either, so they will fancy their chances of causing an upset on Tuesday even if most will have them as big underdogs to get the win they need.
Salzburg Champions League form: WLLDW
Salzburg form (all competitions): DWDWDW
Liverpool Champions League form: LWWWD
Liverpool form (all competitions): WWDWWW

Team News

Klopp was quick to play down concerns over the injury picked up by Dejan Lovren during Saturday's win at Bournemouth, suggesting that it was nothing more serious than cramp, and the Croatian has been included in the squad to travel to Austria.
A similar issue kept both Georginio Wijnaldum and Adam Lallana out of that match and, while Wijnaldum joins Lovren in the travelling party for this one, Lallana remains out and Lovren could be left on the bench as a precaution.
Should that be the case then Joe Gomez will partner Virgil van Dijk at the heart of the defence with Joel Matip still sidelined, while Trent Alexander-Arnold will return to the starting lineup after being left out at the weekend.
Klopp made no fewer than seven changes for the trip to Dean Court and could continue his recent rotation plans, with former Salzburg player Sadio Mane among those hoping to come back into the side.
Another Salzburg alumnus Naby Keita was on the scoresheet in a rare start at the weekend and will hope to have done enough to keep his place, although Xherdan Shaqiri is among those pushing for a recall.
Erling Braut Haaland is expected to join that list of former Salzburg players at top clubs in the future, with the 19-year-old having scored 28 goals in just 21 appearances this season, including netting in every Champions League game and registering five hat-tricks.
The in-demand youngster is by no means Salzburg's only goal threat, though; Patson Daka has 13 goals in 16 league games, while Hwang Hee-Chan and Takumi Minamino were both on the scoresheet at Anfield.
Sekou Koita, Patrick Farkas and Antoine Bernede are absent for the hosts, but goalkeeper Cican Stankovic is now back available after overcoming a thigh injury.
Salzburg possible starting lineup:
Stankovic; Kristensen, Onguene, Wober, Ulmer; Mwepu, Junuzovic, Szoboszlai, Minamino; Daka, Haaland
Liverpool possible starting lineup:
Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Henderson, Wijnaldum; Salah, Firmino, Mane



We say: Salzburg 2-3 Liverpool

Salzburg games almost guarantee goals, and with Liverpool far from convincing at the back so far this season this could be a high-scoring affair. There is some top-class attacking talent on show and ultimately we are backing the reigning champions to have the experience and knowhow to get the result they need to 


https://amp.sportsmole.co.uk/football/liverpool/champions-league/preview/preview-salzburg-vs-liverpool-prediction-team-news-lineups_382246.html

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The Egyptian could be involved on Wednesday night having been rested at the weekend
Former Arsenal striker Charlie Nicolas thinks
Liverpool face a dilemma regarding the selection of Mohamed Salah against Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday.
The 27-year-old has been treating a recurring ankle injury which made him miss Egypt 's 2021
Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Kenya and Comoros, while he was rested in the Reds 2-1 Premier League win at Crystal Palace over the weekend.
"This is another cracker," Nicholas told Sky Sports .
Editors' Picks
"These two will go through, but Napoli do not lose many games. They are still unpredictable in terms of their defence. They are powerful but, no matter who the manager is, Napoli do like to get at you and take a risk or two.
"Liverpool are getting over the line at the moment, but it is taking its toll. Do you risk Mohamed Salah again or do you play him against Brighton on Saturday?
"I have a feeling Liverpool may tinker the team and if you said to both clubs that they would get a point, be content, and qualify at the end of it, they would be more than happy. Liverpool changes may affect the team."
Manager Jurgen Klopp had already stated that he was not worried about Salah as he is in good condition.
Liverpool lead Group E with nine points, one ahead of Napoli. Victory at Anfield will confirm them as group winners. Liverpool face Salah dilemma against Napoli - Nicolas
Kunle Fayiga

https://www.goal.com/en/news/liverpool-face-salah-dilemma-against-napoli-nicolas/7o7jo2xmhrfe1wh07l6eb0d6h

The Jose Mourinho era has begun at Tottenham.

Mauricio Pochettino was sacked in north London during the international break after a difficult start to the season, which had left Spurs 14th in the Premier League.

A 1-1 draw with Sheffield United appeared to be the final straw for Daniel Levy, with former Manchester United and Chelsea chief Mourinho rushed in.

West Ham could be the perfect start for Mourinho to get things rolling at his new club - with the Hammers seven games without a win.

West Ham XI: Roberto, Fredericks, Ogbonna, Diop, Cresswell, Rice, Noble, Snodgrass, Yarmolenko, Anderson, Haller

Tottenham XI: Gazzaniga, Aurier, Alderweireld, Sanchez, Davies, Dier, Winks, Dele, Lucas, Son, Kane
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/match-reports/west-ham-vs-tottenham-score-20937891

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Jurgen Klopp calls on Liverpool to use "fan power" inside Anfield against Man City
The Liverpool boss also condemned the "senseless" 2018 incident which saw a bottle thrown at the City team bus before a Champions League quarter-final tie

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Jurgen Klopp has warned Liverpool fans there can be no repeat of the ugly incidents where Manchester City ’s coach had bottles thrown at it.

And instead, he has told supporters to channel their passion inside the ground - pleading with the Anfield faithful to raise their game even higher, to create an atmosphere that will intimidate even the champions.


The canny German said everyone must raise their game.

“We have to play our best game, everybody in the stadium has to be in absolutely top shape," he said. "The guy who sells the hot dogs has to be in the top shape!

“Everybody has to be from the first second, come early into the stadium, come inside, nothing to do outside, wait for the team warming up, be there, be ready. That's what I wish for.”


Klopp wants Liverpool fans to be on top form on Sunday (Image: Getty Images)
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Klopp knows that City have buckled in the Anfield cauldron before, most notably in the 2018 Champions League quarter final, when they were shellshocked and blown away by a 20 minute perfect storm of Reds fire.

They also seemed to freeze for a 10 minute second half spell at the famous old stadium in January 2018, when Liverpool scored three times to take a 4-1 lead, and an ultimate victory which ended City’s 22 game unbeaten run.


But he is also aware that any repeat of the incidents before the European quarter-final when the City coach was damaged needs to be avoided.


Jurgen Klopp addresses why Virgil van Dijk missed training ahead of Liverpool vs Man City
He added: “I'm a big believer of fan power – in the stadium. That's completely different. We have to invest all our emotions before the game.

"That's why I say – go in the stadium, nothing to do outside, have your food, go in, wait for the team, we will come, let's make a pretty special game of it.

“In football, you never know what you get for it. But we know what we have to do for it. Let's make sure that we show that.”


Jamie Carragher says Liverpool and Man City chiefs "cannot stand each other"
Klopp was blunt in his condemnation of the 2018 incident, and says the whole club and their support now has to ensure it never happens again.

“(The coach incident) was a senseless thing. If somebody at Man City is concerned still, then it's our fault.

“Not that we did it all together, we all didn't thrown the bottle or whatever it was, but it was one of us.


The City team bus was struck by a bottle in April 2018
Joey Barton apologises for 'cheerleader' rant at Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp
“I wish I could say it will never happen again but unfortunately I can't. But what I can say is we will do everything that it will never happen again.


“Everybody agrees to feel this responsibility that it won't happen again. That's why we are responsible. All of us have to make sure that something like this will never happen again.

“It's long ago and since then nothing has happened. I don't think it was Man City specific.


Liverpool go into the game six points clear at the top of the table .

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/jurgen-klopp-calls-liverpool-use-20841318

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Dominique

Genk coach Felice Mazzu insists his squad are not at Anfield to "take photos" but did admit he had brought every available player because the match was a great moment for the club.
The Belgian club were beaten 4-1 at home by Jurgen Klopp's side a fortnight ago and have yet to win any of the 15 matches they have played in their relatively small Champions League history.
A 2-0 defeat against struggling Eupen at the weekend was not the ideal preparation and Mazzu knows his players have to massively improve if they are not to be rolled over again.
"I brought everyone because I think it is a great moment for the club, for all the players, so my desire was that everyone is here," he said.
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"It is the moment to enjoy but not to be here to take photos. It is to give their life on the pitch and play the best football possible.
"They play a big game against a big team perhaps for once in our life in a place like this.
Speaking ahead of Liverpool's Champions League game with Genk, Jurgen Klopp insisted Sadio Mane is 'not a diver' after Pep Guardiola accused the Liverpool forward of simulation
"I know the results are not so good and the way we have played is not so good. I know it's not an easy moment but I am calm. I don't feel the pressure.
"We play against the best team in the world at the moment. I am sure the players' mentality will be better tomorrow - and I hope the coach's also."
Norway midfielder Sander Berge says playing at Anfield is a dream come true
Genk midfielder Sander Berge admits it is a huge occasion for the players but also a massive task for them.
"I never thought I would play at Anfield with Genk. I am happy to be here," he said.



https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11945/11854305/champions-league-liverpool-match-no-photo-opportunity-for-my-squad-says-genk-boss

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Title race match.

Warri go boil.

Preview coming soon

Liverpool will be back on the road as they meet Aston Villa on Saturday afternoon, where a host of senior figures will return to the fold.


Jurgen Klopp‘s side capped off another week of action in memorable fashion having taken the term end-to-end football to another level with a 5-5 draw against Arsenal in the League Cup which required a penalty shootout to separate the two teams.

While not a lesson in the art of defending, the Reds secured their passage to the last eight of the competition after Curtis Jones landed the final decisive blow from the spot following Caoimhin Kelleher‘s effort in denying Dani Ceballos.

The evening proved to be a night not to forget for a host of youngsters who were handed the opportunity to make their Anfield bow, while simultaneously providing a break for a plethora of senior faces and releasing the pressure valve which comes with Premier League action.

The hosts similarly experienced midweek joy of their own with a 2-1 win over Wolves, setting up a meeting with the Reds in the next round should an appropriate time and date be identified.



The victory for Aston Villa was their fourth in six games across all competitions, with a 3-0 defeat last weekend at the hands of Man City inflicting their first defeat in four games.

Dean Smith’s side will, therefore, welcome Liverpool with a heightened level of confidence having collected eight of their 11 points in the topflight from their last six games.

Nevertheless, Klopp’s Reds head into the encounter as strong favourites with the opportunity to collect another three points and set up the clash with City whereby another win at Anfield would establish a nine-point lead over their closest rivals.

As ever, it is another crucial outing in the league where the opportunity to extend the unbeaten run to 28 and secure the tenth win of the campaign is up for grabs.





https://www.thisisanfield.com/2019/11/travelling-reds-eye-continued-dominance-over-promoted-sides-aston-villa-vs-liverpool-preview/

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