Nothing less than three points will do for Liverpool as they take on Bournemouth this weekend. The Reds bounced back from a terrible result against Nottingham Forest last Saturday by winning in Milan midweek. However, the pressure is on a little to ensure they don’t repeat another poor performance and result at Anfield. In reality, two games at home against Forest and Bournemouth should be six points for Liverpool, with all respect to both of those teams. With Arsenal and Man City facing each other in a top of the table clash, the Reds have double incentive to get the win against the Cherries….
