Following their 1-1 draw with Brighton on Monday, will Bournemouth\u2019s two extra days of rest make a difference and help them end any lingering talk of a relegation battle?<\/p>\n
After seeing a five-leg bet builder prevail at 23\/1 in August\u2019s season-opening reverse fixture<\/a>, PP football tipster Andrew Beasley<\/a> has another quality quintet of selections for you to peruse. Can he now do a personal double over this fixture?<\/p>\n This includes player picks covered by Paddy\u2019s Super Sub offer<\/a>, where any eligible bet on a specific player carries over to their direct replacement if they get subbed off. But enough chat, let\u2019s get Andrew\u2019s Bournemouth v Liverpool<\/a> tips.<\/p>\n Bournemouth v Liverpool bet builder<\/a> tips<\/p>\n Liverpool to win A Bet Builder with these selections pays approximately 21\/1 with Paddy Power. CLICK OR TAP HERE TO ADD IT TO YOUR BETSLIP<\/a>.<\/p>\n *All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change<\/p>\n When: Saturday, January 24th, 5:30pm Liverpool to win<\/p>\n Bournemouth have enjoyed some memorable home wins over Liverpool. Their 4-3 victory in 2016 is one of just two Premier League matches the Reds have lost after being two goals up at half-time, and Liverpool directly followed their 7-0 thumping of Manchester United in 2023 with a 1-0 loss at the Vitality Stadium.<\/p>\n As Bournemouth have won just once in their previous 13 league games, it\u2019s no surprise that the visitors are favourites. They\u2019ve won the last six meetings in all competitions, too. The underlying data favours Andoni Iraola\u2019s men more than Paddy Power does, though. In this light, the price for Bournemouth to win against a team that has been in erratic form all season looks very tempting. <\/p>\n The issue with expected goal predictions is that they don\u2019t know about injuries, or that Antoine Semenyo now plays elsewhere. As Liverpool are unbeaten in 13 games and are only missing a couple of key players, back them to win.<\/p>\n Over 2.5 goals<\/p>\n It should be an entertaining match. The teams played out a 4-2 at Anfield on the opening night of the season, with Liverpool also having enjoyed victories with scorelines including 3-1, 2-1, 4-0, and 3-0 over the last seasons years.<\/p>\n Aside from the Reds being more defensively sound of late, there\u2019s little to suggest this game will be low scoring. Bournemouth\u2019s league matches have averaged 3.45 goals this season, the most in the top flight. Their last two at home ended 3-2 in one direction or the other, so Over 2.5 Goals looks an incredibly safe selection.<\/p>\n Mohamed Salah started for Liverpool for the first time since November in midweek. He has 12 goals against Bournemouth for the Reds, his fifth highest total against a specific opponent for the club.<\/p>\n Salah is never a bad choice for a goal scorer bet, even in this underwhelming campaign. Someone who appears closer to scoring a hatful soon is Hugo Ekitike. He has failed to net in his last four starts. Ekitike had 16 shots with 12 in the box and three Opta-defined big chances in those matches, plus goals ruled out for offside in each of the last two games.<\/p>\n The French international got his Premier League career underway with a goal against Bournemouth. Back Ekitike to be an Anytime Goalscorer here.<\/p>\n Under 8.5 corners<\/p>\n There are unlikely to be many corners in this match. There were just six in the corresponding fixture last season. If it goes a little higher this time around, it won\u2019t be by much.<\/p>\n Only three of Liverpool\u2019s 11 away league matches this season reached double figures for corners. While 10 or more has been more common at the Vitality, over half of Bournemouth\u2019s home games this term saw a maximum of eight. Our Bet Builder should be okay with Under 8.5 Corners given these factors.<\/p>\n Over 4.5 cards<\/p>\n The yellow card data for 2025\/26 predicts that this match will see the second most in the Premier League this weekend (behind Crystal Palace vs Chelsea, if you\u2019re interested). The numbers make clear why, starting with Bournemouth having received the third-most home yellow cards. Add in that Liverpool have picked up over twice as many on the road (25) as at Anfield (12), and you can see how this comes together. Match referee Michael Salisbury is the final factor that should ensure a sizeable card count.<\/p>\n He averages 4.9 yellows per Premier League match this season, the most among any of the refs with more than five games. Salisbury has already taken two games at Bournemouth in 2025\/26 \u2013 the last saw three bookings apiece, the first featured four yellows and a red. Take Over 4.5 Cards, but don\u2019t be afraid to go higher if you\u2019re feeling bold.<\/p>\n Bournemouth v Liverpool bet builder tips<\/p>\n Liverpool to win A Bet Builder with these selections pays approximately 21\/1 with Paddy Power. CLICK OR TAP HERE TO ADD IT TO YOUR BETSLIP<\/a>.<\/p>\n *All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change<\/p>\n READ MORETap here for PP.com\u2019s latest football odds<\/a>The Paddy Power Guide To Safer Gambling \u2013 Everything You Need To Know<\/a>
Over 2.5 goals
Hugo Ekitike anytime goalscorer
Under 8.5 corners
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Where: Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
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<\/a>Hugo Ekitike anytime goalscorer<\/p>\n
Over 2.5 goals
Hugo Ekitike anytime goalscorer
Under 8.5 corners
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