Friday 15 August

Head-to-Head

The 2024/25 Premier League champions take on Bournemouth in the 2025/26 season opener on the 15th of August. Liverpool are coming off a very positive season where they won the domestic division, were runners up in the EFL Cup, reached the 4th round of the FA Cup, and made it into the Champions League round of 16. Bournemouth also enjoyed a positive season, surpassing their previous league points record for the second successive season while also setting club records for most wins and goals scored.

Historically, Bournemouth have a poor record against Liverpool having played each other 24 times across all competitions with the Cherries only managing 2 wins and 3 draws. Both matches between the sides in the 2024/25 season ended with wins for Liverpool – a 3-0 in September at Anfield and a 2-0 in February at the Vitality Stadium.

Where to Watch Liverpool vs Bournemouth

The Liverpool vs Bournemouth match will be shown exclusively on Sky Sports in the UK. Broadcasts will be available shortly before the event on channels Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League, and Sky Sports UHD.

Where Can I Watch the Liverpool vs Bournemouth Match Outside of the UK?

The Liverpool vs Bournemouth match may be shown on regional broadcasters depending on your location. Select the ‘Watch LIVE from outside the UK’ button above to view a full list of streams and TV channels by region.

When is The Liverpool vs Bournemouth Match?

The Liverpool vs Bournemouth match will take place on Friday the 15h of August with kick-off scheduled for 8:00pm in the UK.

Is the Liverpool vs Bournemouth Match Available on Free-To-Air TV?

The Liverpool vs Bournemouth match will not be available on free-to-air TV. However, highlights will likely be available following the match on platforms such as YouTube. We suggest keeping an eye on the official Sky Sports Football channel as well as those of both clubs.

Where Will the Liverpool vs Bournemouth Match be Played?

The Liverpool vs Bournemouth Premier League opener will be a home game for Liverpool with the match being held at Anfield. The 60,000+ capacity stadium hosts all of Liverpool’s home games across all competitions and has been their home since its opening in 1884.