Bournemouth
LiverpoolDay 24
Salah 75'
Bournemouth: 13. Arrizabalaga, 2. Huijsen, 3. Kerkez M., 27. Zabarnyi, 12. Adams T., 4. Cook L., 7. Brooks( till 66'), 10. Christie( till 80'), 11. Ouattara Da., 19. Kluivert, 24. Semenyo
Substitution: 16. Tavernier(from 66'), 21. Jebbison(from 80')
Bench: 40. Dennis W., 45. Akinmboni, 48. Kinsey-Wellings, 47. Winterburn, 43. Silcott-Duberry, 44. Adu-Adjei, 51. Rees-Dottin
Yellow Cards: Christie 48', Huijsen 55'
Liverpool: 1. Alisson, 4. van Dijk, 5. Konate, 26. Robertson A., 66. Alexander-Arnold( till 70'), 8. Szoboszlai, 10. Mac Allister A.( till 61'), 38. Gravenberch R., 11. Salah( till 88'), 7. Luis Díaz, 18. Gakpo( till 70')
Substitution: 17. Jones Cur.(from 61'), 84. Bradley C.(from 70'), 9. Núñez D.(from 70'), 3. Endo W.(from 88')
Bench: 62. Kelleher, 21. Tsimikas, 78. Quansah, 19. Elliott H., 20. Jota
Yellow Cards: Gravenberch R. 49', Mac Allister A. 54', van Dijk 66'
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Mohamed Salah continues to etch his name into the history books of the Premier League
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The Cherries arguably deserved at least one goal for their efforts
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The revamped UEFA Champions League has completed its main stage, marking a historic shift away from the traditional group-stage format
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Bournemouth dismantled Nottingham Forest with a 5-0 victory
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Liverpool secured a comfortable 4-1 victory over Ipswich
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According to journalist Ramon Alvarez de Mon, Trent Alexander-Arnold has already signed a contract with Real Madrid
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Mohamed Salah has etched his name into Liverpool's history books once again after scoring his 50th European goal for the club in their 2-1 victory over Lille
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Liverpool secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Lille in the seventh round of the UEFA Champions League, with head coach Arne Slot achieving a significant milestone in the process
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Liverpool has etched its name into the history books once again, securing a record-breaking seventh consecutive win in the new format of the UEFA Champions League
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In the coming weeks, Portuguese forward Diogo Jota will be unavailable for Liverpool
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Brentford were as close as possible to taking points away from the English Premier League leaders
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Bournemouth defeated Newcastle, ending the hosts' streak of six consecutive victories in the Premier League
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Cole Palmer and Reece James netted either side of Justin Kluivert and Antoine Semenyo
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Liverpool had to come from behind to maintain their six-point lead
