Liverpool vs A.F.C. Bournemouth Tickets

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Liverpool vs A.F.C. Bournemouth History

Though Liverpool and A.F.C. Bournemouth have a fair bit of shared history in the Premier League era, they barely faced each other prior to 2015/16, but a number of players have played for both clubs.

David James, Jamie Redknapp, Jimmy Case, Danny Ings, Nigel Spackman, Adam Lallana, and Dominic Solanke are perhaps the most famous examples of this shared connection.

Liverpool vs A.F.C. Bournemouth Head to Head

Matches that have taken place between these two teams have usually, almost exclusively, ended in a Liverpool win, and that's doubly the case when the fixtures have taken place at Anfield and not on the south coast.

The first Premier League fixture at Anfield ended in a narrow 1-0 win for Liverpool, with Christian Benteke scoring the only goal of the game, and just two months later, the two sides met again, this time in the Capital One Cup. The score was much the same, with the goal on this occasion coming from Nathaniel Clyne, who then went on to spend a short loan spell at the Cherries.

That league meeting was actually the first to take place between the two sides though Liverpool had triumphed over Bournemouth in a few cup fixtures over the years.

In April 2017, Eddie Howe’s side did well to draw 2-2 with goals from Benik Afobe and Joshua King canceled out by Philippe Coutinho and Divock Origi, and Bournemouth actually got all three points from their home clash in that season, the first time they had ever beaten Liverpool.

In August 2022, it would be fair to say that Liverpool humbled the opposition at Anfield, who were then managed by Gary O’Neill. Luis Diaz scored the opener after three minutes, and Harvey Elliott doubled their advantage on six minutes before Trent Alexander-Arnold, Roberto Firmino, and Virgil van Dijk gave Jurgen Klopp’s side a 5-0 half-time advantage.

O’Neill made some changes at the break in an effort to stem the flow of goals, but it failed to do the trick, with Chris Mepham putting into his own net to make it 6-0. Firmino got his second on the hour, and sub Fabio Carvalho scored Liverpool’s eighth before Luis Diaz ended the rout with Liverpool’s ninth of the game.