Bournemouth vs Liverpool

Bournemouth vs Liverpool. Premier League. 12:30pm, Saturday 11th March 2023. Vitality StadiumAttendance: ...

Of course, we were dominant in the first half but they were a very compact side and they had the counter-attacks that they wanted to have. It doesn't make the performance better, but it could change the result at least. In a counter-attack they did always the same stuff, but it was successful enough because we didn't defend it well. I thought we started pretty OK second half, then we get the penalty, miss it, and then we were in a rush, so we didn't create really enough there and that's it. We didn't enjoy the challenge to face a deep, compact side. January arrival Dango Ouattara raced away from Virgil van Dijk and cut the ball back for Bournemouth top scorer Billing to poke home from close range.

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah missed a second-half penalty as his side fell to a 1-0 defeat away at Bournemouth. Take a look back at all the action.

It's a massive chance for the Cherries! Van Dijk goes close as it's headed off the line from a corner by Lerma. [Jurgen Klopp set to lead boycott of Match of the Day from managers and players following crisis talks on Friday night... Liverpool seem to be losing the midfield battle. It's a great spell for Bournemouth in the closing 10 minutes. with Mo Salah missing a penalty for the visitors Konate booked for a foul on Solanke. What a miss! Good hands by Neto. Nunez puts a cross into the area, but with no one on the other side, it goes out for a goal kick. Final changes for Bournemouth. A decent effort from Jota is saved by the keeper as the sub looks to stamp his mark on the game early on.

Philip Billing netted a first-half winner at Vitality Stadium to move Cherries out of the relegation zone.

Philip Billing was able to ghost into the penalty area and slot coolly beyond Alisson. Neto was forced into action to deny Darwin Nunez and Andy Robertson - the latter save was superb - but looked to have picked the first goal of the afternoon out of his net shortly after. The winger was released in behind again and managed to power his way to the byline. The rebound then bounced off the advertising hoarding and fell back to him, before he promptly smashed the ball over the top of the stand. Again, Dango Ouattara was able to roll off the shoulder and race through on goal. Dango Ouattara clipped a lovely ball over the head of Ibrahima Konate and toward the No 9, but his first touch was poor. The balls behind the full-backs are on every day of the week, and the hosts are using the space very well. That ball in behind the full-backs is on every day of the week. Dom Solanke was dispossessed and the forward picked up the ball and raced at the box. The centre-back pulled the trigger but shanked into the stand. Antoine Semenyo was released down the right and through on goal. The winning goal arrived in the first half, with Dango Ouattara doing well to power down the right-hand side and cut back from the byline.