Liverpool are back in Premier League action on Saturday as they take on Bournemouth.

The Reds travel to the south coast looking to continue their quest for a top-four finish. Liverpool are currently in fifth place in the table and three points behind fourth-placed Tottenham Hotspur with a game in hand - and with a superior goal difference

Jurgen Klopp’s side will go into the fixture full of confidence on the back of a stunning 7-0 home win over Manchester United last time out. It was their fourth victory in their last five Premier League matches, keeping clean sheets in all of them.

Ahead of the Cherries clash, here are the key things that you need to know if you’re not lucky enough to be at the Vitality Stadium to watch the action unfold.

Bournemouth vs Liverpool is being broadcast live on BT Sport on Saturday, March 10.

Live coverage will begin at 11.30am on BT Sport 1, one hour before kick-off. The ECHO will also have a live blog running hours before kick-off on the south coast, providing all of the build-up, team news and score updates you need.

The kick-off time for Bournemouth vs Liverpool is 12.30pm at the Vitality Stadium.

At the time of writing, Bournemouth vs Liverpool has not been postponed.

The UK has been hit with severe snow conditions over the last 48 hours, and as a result doubt has emerged over whether Premier League fixtures will go-ahead this weekend.

Should Liverpool, Bournemouth or the Premier League provide an update, the ECHO will be on hand to let you know.

The Liverpool ECHO will be providing LIVE coverage of the match.

Ian Doyle, Paul Gorst and Theo Squires will be in attendance for us at the Vitality Stadium, manning our live blog, which will get under way five hours before kick-off, and which will be found at the top of the Liverpool FC section of our website.

BT Sport will be showing highlights of the Bournemouth vs Liverpool match on their YouTube channel soon after the game has finished.

Match of the Day will also be providing highlights from the encounter. The programme is due to begin at 10.20pm on BBC One - and it will be a unique one given there will be no hosts or pundits following.

Liverpool will be without at least four players for the clash against Bournemouth. Thiago Alcantara, Luis Diaz, Joe Gomez and Calvin Ramsay are all sidelined through injury.

For Bournemouth, they are are set to be without several players, too. Lloyd Kelly, Illya Zabarnyi, Matias Vina, Jefferson Lerma, David Brooks, Marcus Tavernier, Junior Stanislas and Hamed Traore all missed last weekend’s defeat to Arsenal.

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