Liverpool v Bournemouth: how to watch, livestream or listen on radio, when is it and what time is kick-off?

It’s been a rocky start to the Premier League season for Liverpool, compounded with a 2-1 defeat on Monday against rivals Manchester United.

It leaves Jurgen Klopp’s men sat 16th in the Premier League table with two points, sitting below their opponents this weekend, AFC Bournemouth.

With Bournemouth playing mid week in the Carabao Cup, could a well needed rest for the Reds help provide Klopp with his first victory of the 2022/2023 Premier League season?

Liverpoolworld looks at how to watch the game this weekend, and how Bournemouth fared in the last PL fixture.

How did Liverpool’s opponent fare in the last game?

Despite an opening day win for the Cherries against Aston Villa, they Premier League returnees have struggled to continue that form in recent weeks.

It was another defeat for Bournemouth in game week three, falling 3-0 to an inform Arsenal side, with goals from man of the match Martin Odegaard and William Saliba.

Midweek, Bournemouth beat Norwich City in the Carabao Cup, but had to do it through penalties.

When are Liverpool playing this weekend?

Liverpool will host Bournemouth this weekend at Anfield, kicking off at 3:00pm on Saturday 27 August.

How can I watch the game live?

To comply with the regulation on televised coverage between 2:45PM & 5:15PM on a Saturday, Liverpool vs Bournemouth will not be televised. Further broadcasting rights are restricted for clubs in the UK, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands and Isle of Man.

Sky Sports will provide updates on the game as part of Gillette Labs Soccer Saturday, broadcasting on Sky News and Sky Sports Premier League, with build-up starting from 12:00pm.

BBC Radio Five Live will provide up to the minute coverage of the game alongside other Saturday afternoon fixtures.

BBC’s flagship Match Of The Day will screen highlights of Liverpool v Bournemouth and the rest of the fixtures from Friday evening and the weekend on Saturday evening at 10:30pm on BBC One, with a repeat screening on Sunday morning at 7:40am on the same channel.

Match Of The Day can also be watched later in the week on through the BBC iPlayer.

How to sign up to Sky Sports and Now TV

Sky Sports is available with a Sky TV package:

• Those who already have a Sky subscription can add Sky Sports for an extra £25 per month.
• Those Sky customers who only wish to watch Football coverage can sign up to the “2-for-1” offer, getting Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Football for £18 per month.
• Those new to Sky can sign up and get Sky Sports alongside Sky’s entertainment package for £44 per month (18 month contract, £20 set up fee)

To learn more about how to add Sky Sport to existing packages, or to create a new package with the provider, you can visit the dedicated Sky Sports page.

For those that hate being tied down to contracts, NOW TV offer two sports passes on their flagship stream service:

• NOW TV Daily pass - £11.99 (per 24 hour)
• NOW TV Monthly pass - £25 (per month)

For more details on how to get NOW TV, or to purchase a no-contract pass to watch the Premier League, you can visit NOW TV’s website for more details.

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