Jurgen Klopp admitted after Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Chelsea last weekend that there were plenty of positives and negatives to take from the encounter.
The Reds showcased their attacking prowess, especially in the first half, something that they have exhibited frequently in pre-season. However, there were concerns defensively, as Chelsea repeatedly found it all too simple to slice through Liverpool’s midfield.
While Bournemouth at Anfield should not be as stern of a test for Klopp, he must take nothing for granted. The Reds lost to the Cherries last season and new Bournemouth boss Andoni…
