The next stop on Liverpools chase for top four comes at the Vitality against a team that the Reds have a relatively favourable record against.
Bournemouth have only ever recorded one win over Liverpool, a seven-goal thriller back in 2016, and will inevitably be looking to improve on the performance which saw them fall to a record 9-0 defeat earlier this season.
Lets take a look at some of the key stats ahead of Saturdays fixture.
Since Bournemouths first-ever promotion to the top flight in 2015, the Cherries have hosted Liverpool on five occasions in the league.
The Reds have picked up maximum points in four of those games, with Bournemouths solo win coming in the aforementioned 4-3 in December 2016.
Liverpool have won their last three league visits to Bournemouth by scores of 4-0, 4-0 and 3-0.
The sides have met 11 times in league history, with Liverpool scoring 36 and conceding eight, hitting nine in one game and shipping four in another.
Bournemouth have only found the net once in the previous seven meetings between the sides, conceding 28 times in that time.
Jurgen Klopp could become just the sixth Liverpool boss in history to reach 600 league points with Liverpool.
The German would follow Tom Watson, Bill Shankly, Bob Paisley, Kenny Dalglish and Rafa Benitez in achieving the feet.
In case he hasnt broken enough records, a goal would see Mohamed Salah become the clubs all-time top scorer away from home in the Premier League. The Egyptian is currently tied with Michael Owen on 55 goals.
Liverpools 9-0 thrashing of Bournemouth at the beginning of the season matched the all-time Premier League record.
The victory equalled the record set by Man United with wins over Ipswich (1995) and Southampton (2021), as well as Leicesters win over Southampton 9-0 at St Marys (2019).
Along with that, it was the first time the Reds had scored five goals in the opening half of a Premier League game and the first occasion in any top-flight fixture since 1958.
It was Liverpools joint-second biggest-ever league win, and the largest margin of victory since a 9-0 win over Crystal Palace in 1989.
The departing Roberto Firming could continue his farewell tour against Bournemouth in what would be his 250th league appearance for the club.
Diogo Jota is also in line for a personal landmark, the Portuguese forward looking to make it a century of games for the Reds in all competitions.
A shut-out would see Liverpool complete three consecutive league clean sheets on the road for the first time since March 2022.
Incredibly, Saturdays showdown will feature the only two sides yet to be awarded a penalty in the league this season.
Bournemouth, in December 2019, became the first side to lose five consecutive top-flight meetings with Liverpool by a margin of three or more goals, a combined score of 17-0 to the Reds.
The 9-0 loss at Anfield earlier in the season equalled the Cherries record league defeat, a record set in 1982 when they lost to Lincoln in the third tier.
Bournemouth have scored eight goals in 11 league meetings between the sides, with half of those goals coming in a 38-minute during Bournemouths only win over Liverpool in 2016.
The Cherries have conceded three or more goals in a league game on eight occasions this season, and have shipped seven goals in their last two during defeats to Man City and Arsenal.
Bournemouth: Billing 5, Anthony 4, Moore 4, Solanke 4, Lerma 3, Tavernier 3, Christie 2, Marcondes 2, Senesi 2, Genesini 1, Lowe 1, Stanislas 1.
Liverpool: Salah 22, Nunez 14, Firmino 10, Elliott 5, Diaz 4, Gakpo 4, Alexander-Arnold 3, Carvalho 3, Van Dijk 3, Bajcetic 1, Matip 1, Oxlade-Chamberlain 1, own goals 4.
* Stats courtesy of LFC statistician Ged Rea (@ged0407).
