Combo Bet

Year after year, Liverpool successfully balances player arrivals and departures while keeping the core of the team intact. Salah and Van Dijk have been successfully retained, while full-backs Alexander-Arnold and Robertson left the club after many years. However, suitable reinforcements have been brought in: Kerkez (who will make his debut against his former club) and the experienced Frimpong from Bayern. Ekitike is a new addition to the attack who could be much more effective than Darwin Núñez.

Slot doesn’t have too many problems with the new team, and we are waiting to see how Bournemouth adapts to the new system, having practically lost their entire defense. Although creative midfielders, fast wingers, and forwards have been retained, these transfer moves combined with the completely new backline could prove quite dangerous.

Liverpool to Win with Goals

Opening the season at Anfield, can anything be better? With a 4-3-3 formation, Liverpool is particularly effective against teams that leave space open, like Bournemouth. However, Liverpool’s defense, which has also undergone many changes, could be vulnerable against opponents who know how to attack on the counter. I expect goals, but also a home win.