Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool face Bournemouth in the early kick-off on Saturday as the Reds look to break into the Champions League spots.
Klopp's side are coming into the game off the back of a 7-0 win against Manchester United - with Cody Gakpo, Mohamed Salah, Darwin Nunez and Roberto Firmino all scoring.
The Merseyside team currently sit fifth in the league and are three points off fourth place Tottenham.
As for Bournemouth, they are currently enduring a tough season. The Cherries sit bottom of the league and are coming into the game off a 3-2 defeat against Arsenal - with Ben White, Reiss Nelson and Thomas Partey scoring for the Gunners.
Sportsmail breaks down everything you need to know ahead of Bournemouth's meeting with Liverpool, including start time, TV channels and team news.
When is Bournemouth vs Liverpool?
Bournemouth will face Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, with the game kicking off at 12.30pm.
The clash will take place at the Vitality Stadium - where the Cherries are winless in their last five games in all competitions.
Bournemouth fans will not be optimistic heading into the game - having lost all of their last five games against the Reds. Their last win against Liverpool came in 2016 - with Callum Wilson, Ryan Fraser, Steve Cook and Nathan Ake all scoring in a 4-3 win.
The Cherries will be hoping that Philip Billing can add to his five goals this season. The midfielder has been the side's brightest spark so far in what has been a poor campaign for the club.
Klopp's Liverpool will be hoping that Mohamed Salah can add to his 22 goals in all competitions this season. The forward has scored four goals in his last five games.
How to watch
Saturday's showdown between Bournemouth and Liverpool will be shown live on BT Sport 1, with coverage getting underway at 11.30am.
The game between the two teams will also be streamed on the official BT Sport app.
Highlights will be uploaded to the official BT Sport YouTube channel after the game.
Sportsmail will also be providing live coverage of Bournemouth vs Liverpool, so you can keep up-to-date with all the latest developments here.
Team news
Bournemouth boss Gary O'Neil revealed that both Jefferson Lerma and Hamed Traore missed the Arsenal game after suffering slight injuries. Lerma is expected to be fit for the game with Liverpool, but Traore remains unavailable for selection.
Marcus Tavernier, Illia Zabarnyi, Lloyd Kelly, David Brooks and Junior Stanislas are all set to be unavailable for the clash with the Reds.
Former Liverpool striker Dominic Solanke is expected to lead the line for the Cherries.
As for the Merseyside team, Klopp's men do not have any fresh injury concerns. Joe Gomez, Arthur Melo, Thiago Alcantara, Calvin Ramsay and Luis Diaz are all out of Saturday's game.
Virgil Van Dijk is expected to partner Ibrahima Konate at the back - with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andrew Robertson starting at right back and left back respectively.
In midfield, Fabinho is set to feature alongside Harvey Elliot and Jordan Henderson.
Mohammed Salah will once again be the main man leading the attack - with Cody Gakpo and Darwin Nunez also likely to start from the off.
Predicted Bournemouth XI (5-4-1): Neto; Smith, Mepham, Senesi, Stephens, Zemura; Ouattara, Billing, Rothwell, Semenyo; Solanke
Predicted Liverpool XI (4-3-3): Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Elliott, Fabinho, Henderson; Salah, Gakpo, Nunez.
What's been said?
Heading into the game, Klopp states that his side will 'fight' to finish in the top four as they look to play Champions League football next season.
'We have to chase and challenge everyone. The main thing is going to Bournemouth and playing a game there,' Klopp said at his pre-match press conference.
'I watched the way they play and it can be really uncomfortable for teams. We might fight for the UCL spots but the fight for staying in the league is just as exciting. I'm sure Bournemouth will fight like crazy.'
Klopp also added the mood in the Liverpool camp has been good following their win over United.
'There's no better mood-booster than a good game for us. Of course you see it in training.
'We had consistency in the league in the last five games but confidence is a fragile little flower and we have to make sure we keep that.'
As for Bournemouth, manager Gary O'Neil is expecting a 'very different' performance from last week's clash with Arsenal.
'I think all the situations are different,' O'Neil said at his pre-match press conference. 'It's very easy to clump them together and look at them as one. They're very, very different. I think the Arsenal one, the flow of the game did not change at all.
'They took three of their chances in the last half an hour and they missed them in the first hour. That's basically how the game went. We frustrated them in the same way. They threw balls in the box, there were deflections and bodies on the line.
'Our game plan didn't change. It's just a long time to hold Arsenal at bay. Inevitably, good sides have a chance of scoring late on in a game because they wear you down. People start to get tired. I think the lads understand. They know what it takes to see a game out.
'When we get in front, we try and stay positive and make sure we're still a threat. And we were. We were one-nil up and Dango goes through clean on goal, one versus one with Aaron Ramsdale. I think Aaron Ramsdale makes a good save from Dom in the second half.
'It wasn't as if the game changed and we were like, 'we're two-nil up, let's just sit in front of our goal'. It was the same. It's difficult for 90 minutes to hold a team of that quality at bay.'
Odds
Bournemouth to win - 6/1
Liverpool to win - 4/11
Draw - 15/4
Both teams to score and three or more corners for each team and two or more cards for each team - 15/2
Odds via Paddy Power and correct at the time of publication.
Prediction
With Liverpool coming into the game off of one of their best performances of the season, now is a horrible time to play the Reds.
The Cherries have conceded the most goals in the league this season with 51. If Salah, Nunez and Gakpo are raring from the off, it could be a bad day at the office for the struggling Bournemouth side.
Despite being rock bottom, a win for the Cherries on Saturday will actually take them out of the relegation zone.
Therefore, from the first whistle against Klopp's side, O'Neil's side may aim to push from the off and shock Liverpool.
Prediction - 4-0 Liverpool