The onus is on Jürgen Klopp’s team to respond to Manchester City usurping them at the top of the Premier League and to increase pressure on the champions before they face Chelsea on Sunday. There is also a requirement on Liverpool to improve their own form. Liverpool have averaged three goals per game in the last six meetings with Bournemouth, who have never won at Anfield. Mohamed Salah, who scored a hat-trick against Eddie Howe’s team in December, needs one more goal to become the first Liverpool player since Luis Suárez in 2013-14 to hit the 20-goal mark in successive seasons. Andy HunterSaturday 3pm Continue readingreadfullarticle
