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Liverpool return to Premier League action on Saturday evening with a trip to the Vitality Stadium, as they look to finally secure their first league win of 2026 against a AFC Bournemouth side battling for consistency. Despite an impressive 3–0 Champions League victory over Marseille in midweek, domestic success has so far eluded the Reds in the new year. Four consecutive league draws have kept Arne Slot’s side in fourth place, but the lack of victories has allowed Manchester

Manchester City arrive at Saturday’s clash in urgent need of a response. Derby-day disappointment against Manchester United was followed by an embarrassing European defeat to Bodø/Glimt, leaving a season once built on control and inevitability suddenly teetering. Winless in their last four league games, City’s title charge has stalled at the worst possible moment. There is, however, a small silver lining. Arsenal failed to capitalise on City’s stumble, drawing with Nottingham

Tottenham Hotspur travel to Turf Moor this weekend hoping their midweek European euphoria can finally translate into domestic progress, as Thomas Frank’s side face relegation-threatened Burnley in a crucial Premier League encounter. Spurs supporters making the journey from North London to the North West will be eager to see whether the confidence gained from Wednesday night’s impressive Champions League victory over Borussia Dortmund can spark a long-overdue upturn in league