Bournemouth 4-3 Liverpool: Premier League as it happened

Liverpool shipped all four of those in the second half. Jurgen Klopp is congratulating the Bournemouth staff and players at the moment, but some of his players might soon be ducking for cover when they get back into the away team dressing room.

Stunning from Bournemouth. After being outclassed in the second half, they have turned the tables magnificently and become first team to beat Liverpool in 15 games.

Full-time: Bournemouth 4-3 Liverpool

Bournemouth have come from two behind to take the lead! Steve Cook is again involved, drilling a vicious effort on goal from out on the left. Karius makes an awful mess of it, spilling the ball into Nathan Ake who anticipated the error brilliantly. The Dtuchman has the time to take a touch and slot home; sublime from Eddie Howe's side.

Goal! Bournemouth 4-3 Liverpool (Nathan Ake, 90+)

Close from Origi! Henderson's corner is knocked down in the box by Firmino towards the Belgian, who turns sharply before half volleying on goal. His effort veers just over the bar, however.

Five minutes of time added on here at Dean Court. Enough time for a couple more goals, maybe?

Bournemouth have pulled this back superbly. Two goals in two minutes have levelled the contest with Ryan Fraser drilling home after swift Cherries' counter, before Steve Cook turned turned centre forward, taking a neat touch inside the six yard area before lashing home on the volley.

Goal Bournemouth 3-3 Liverpool (Cook, 78)

Will be back soon, technical problems...

Penalty! Bournemouth

It doesn't look too good for Stanislas. The former West Ham United youngster turns down a stretcher but is practically carried off by the Bournemouth medical staff. Ryan Fraser replaces him.

Ironic cheers from Bournemouth fans as Bobby Maddley produces a yellow card for Henderson after his challenge on Stanislas.

The Liverpool skipper takes the corner, teasing one in towards the far post that Cook nuts away for another corner.

Francis joins Wilshere in the book after cutting down James Milner. It was a superb burst down the left from the Liverpool full-back.

Jack Wilshere shares a bit too much with the referee and is promptly shown a yellow card.

And Bournemouth get us back underway for the second half. They've also made a change with Jordon Ibe coming onto to face his former club with Josh King coming off.

Half-time:

Bournemouth 0-2 Southampton

Five minutes of this first half left.

Bobby Madley is the most unpopular man in the stadium at the moment, after turning down that penalty claim he;s giving two more decisions against Bournemouth in the space of 90 seconds.

Bournemouth players are furious, they want a penalty! From that corner, Ake, takes a touch to bring the ball down and scampers past Firmino before going down after the Brazilian's challenge. Looked like there might haven been enough in that to give the decision Bournemouth's way...

A chance for Bournemouth (!!) Stanislas does well drifting inside and threads a good ball through for King down the right. He just about reaches the ball ahead of Milner and forces a corner for his side.

This has been perhaps the most dominant first half from a Premier League side I've seen all season. Bournemouth have offered nothing.

Firmino easily drifts inside and has the space to skip past his man and work the ball onto his left foot. From the edge of the D, he takes his shot on but slices it horribly wide.

The home crowd is getting a bit miffed at this, and their mood is not helped when there is a mix up between Ake and Boruc, with the goalkeeper clearing into touch when he could have picked the ball up.

Loris Karius has had literally nothing to do so far this afternoon.

That's an extraordinary finish from Divock Origi! Bournemouth are again sleeping at the back and Origi rushes onto a through ball from Henderson with just two defenders back. Boruc rushes out to try and deal with the danger, but the Belgian rounds him easily. From an impossible angle, the Liverpool striker finds the far corner from a good 25 yards out.

Goal! Bournemouth 0-2 Liverpool (Divock Origi, 22)

Liverpool take the lead! It's too easy for Jurgen Klopp's side with Emre Can lifting a ball in from the left for Mane to run onto. Ake tries to get across the former Southampton star but he isn't aggressive enough and Mane easily shrugs him off and knocks the ball past the onrushing Boruc.

Goal! Bournemouth 0-1 Liverpool (Sadio Mane, 20)

Liverpool make a mess out of that and there's a moment of relief for Bournemouth. It doesn't last, however and the away side are soon back on the ball again.

Bournemouth partially clear but Liverpool pick up the pieces, shifting it wide to Milner who is clipped by Wilson. Free kick for the away side.

Liverpool are dominating possession at the moment and again come down that left hand side with Firmino winning a corner for his side.

What a chance for Liverpool to take the lead! Play is spread wide to Clyne out on the right who slides a terrific pass across the box where Origi is breaking clear form his man at the far post. Its's an easy tap in, right? Nope. The Belgium international gets himself in a right mess and side foots it wide.

Liverpool are having plenty of joy down the left flank at the minute and are cranking up the pressure on the home side. Josh King needs to help his full-back out a little more with Smith getting a little overun here.

Artur Boruc gets his first touch of the ball after receiving a back pass from Ake but sweeps away with Firmino lurking.

Divock Origi has started through the middle for Liverpool this afternoon with Roberto Firmino out on the left in these opening minutes of the match.

And Bournemouth get us underway.

Bournemouth-born Adam Lallana is on the bench for Liverpool this afternoon.

After Chelsea came from a goal behind to beat Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday, Antonio Conte's side have moved to the summit of the Premier League. Arsenal meanwhile moved into second after their crushing victory over West Ham United, but Liverpool can move back into second spot just a point behind the leaders with victory today.

Bournemouth are four points off the relegation zone and will stay in 12th place if they lose today. A win however will see them climb above Watford into 10th place.

You could argue Liverpool are without their two best players this season in Joel Matip and Philippe Coutinho. Does their bench now look a little light with a few knocks?

Divock Origi comes into replace the injured Philippe Coutinho but the big news this afternoon for Liverpool is that Joel Matip misses out due to an ankle injury. Lucas and Dejan Lovren start at centre-half.

Adam Lallana has missed his side's last three games with a groin injury but is fit enough to return to the bench. Roberto Firmino meanwhile has recovered from the calf problem suffered in the EFL Cup win over Leeds and starts up front.

Eddie Howe makes just two changes to the Bournemouth side that lost to Arsenal. As expected, Jack Wilshere returns in midfield having been ineligible to face his parent club. Artur Boruc is also back in the side having passed a late fitness test but Charlie Daniels doesn't make it.

Jordon Ibe and Brad Smith, both who left Liverpool for the south coast last summer, are on the bench against their former club.

Joel Matip misses out this afternoon and Liverpool have now confirmed an ankle injury has ruled out the Cameroon international.

Bournemouth team to face Liverpool: Boruc, Smith, Francis, Cook, Ake, Arter, Gosling, Wilshere, Stanislas, King, Wilson

Subs: Federici, Mings, Smith, Fraser, Pugh, Ibe, Afobe

BREAKING: Artur Boruc returns in goal for Bournemouth with Jack Wilshere also back in midfield having been ineligible for Arsenal clash last week.

Liverpool team to face Bournemouth: Karius, Clyne, Lovren, Lucas, Milner, Can, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Mane, Firmino, Origi

Subs: Mignolet, Moreno, Lallana, Klavan, Alexander-Arnold, Ejaria, Woodburn

BREAKING: Roberto Firmino returns to the starting XI but Adam Lallana only fit enough for the bench.

Jurgen Klopp has arrived at Dean Court.

Team news: Liverpool

Roberto Firmino meanwhile missed Tuesday's EFL Cup quarter-final after taking a kick to the calf against Sunderland last Saturday. He also returned to training this week, however.

Roberto trained yesterday, too. That's important. There's still a little bit of pain – it's painful but not that serious. When you can deal with the pain, then everything is fine. He is quite a tough guy, so he came through the session yesterday. Again, we have to see how he reacts and that's it.

Team news: Bournemouth

Charlie Daniels had been ever-present in Eddie Howe's side this season, playing every minute of every league match before missing last weekend's defeat at Arsenal. Bournemouth will make a late decision on the left-back, with Eddie Howe telling a press conference:

Charlie missed the Arsenal game so we're going to have to make a late decision on him. We have a couple of selection issues but with the strength of the squad there are opportunities there

Team news: Liverpool

Adam Lallana has not played since limping out of England's friendly with Spain in November. The former Southampton star is back in contention this afternoon, however. Jurgen Klopp said of the midfielder:

I'm happy about each player that is back in training. Adam has been training since Thursday; yesterday was the first session and he looked good. We need to see how he reacts to the intensity of the training yesterday – it was quite intense for him, I think, but all good. Having him back is cool.

Team news: Liverpool

Ben Woodburn made Liverpool history when he became the club's youngest ever goal scorer against Leeds on Tuesday. Will he remain in the match day squad today? Speaking to the press on Friday, Jurgen Klopp was undecided.

Team news: Liverpool

Both Adam Lallana and Roberto Firmino returned to training this week having recovered from respective groin and calf injuries respectively. Jurgen Klopp made eight changes midweek when Liverpool took on Leeds in the EFL Cup; expect many familiar faces to return.

Team news: Bournemouth

Andrew Surman will miss this afternoon's match having failed to recover from the hamstring injury suffered at the end of October. Late decisions will be made on goalkeeper Artur Boruc and Charlie Daniels, having both missed the defeat to Arsenal last week.

Team news: Liverpool

Over the next month and a half we will see if Liverpool operate just as sweetly when Philippe Coutinho isn't in the side. The Brazil international was stretchered off with an ankle injury suffered in the win over Sunderland last Saturday. Daniel Sturridge is also expected to be out with the calf injury that saw him miss the win over the Black Cats.