Bournemouth tend to press high, and are the only side more direct (in terms of speed up the pitch) than Nottingham Forest, so they do pose a threat to Arne Slot’s Liverpool. We learned, too, in their late, late 3-2 win against Everton that they’re able to withstand being second best for over 80 minutes and still taking their chances.

Saturday's final Premier League match of the day sees unbeaten Bournemouth host a Chelsea side still looking to find its feet under new boss Enzo Maresca.  After two battling draws against Nottingham Forest and Newcastle,