Where & How to Watch Liverpool Vs Bournemouth? Start Time, Live Stream Online & TV Channels for Premier League Opener

Aug 15, 2025 2:37 PM EDT

The new Premier League season begins with Liverpool vs Bournemouth at Anfield on August 15, 2025. Liverpool are the Premier League champions, and they are favorites to defend their title with the number of signings they have brought in.

The Reds also had a couple of departures, leaving for a very different squad than Arne Slot had last season. Among the stars that are expected to start for Liverpool today are Mohamed Salah, Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, and Virgil Van Dijk.

Bournemouth lost most of their stars from the backline, but recently brought in Bafode Diakite from Lille. Among the arrivals, the most anticipated is Elie Junior Kroupi, who was the star of Lorient last season with 22 goals in 30 games in Ligue 2.

The match will be shown on TV and streaming services. The match will kick off at 3 pm EST/ 12 pm PST. In the UK, the match will start at 8 pm GMT.

Where to Watch Liverpool vs Bournemouth

• UNIVERSO (U.S.)
• USA Network (U.S.)
• UNIVERSO NOW (U.S.)
• NBC Sports US (U.S.)
• fuboTV

Liverpool & Bournemouth Fixtures After Premier League Opener

Liverpool and Bournemouth will battle for the first three points of the new season, and it will be vital to do so. Both teams have a difficult start to the new season, with the Reds having heated fixtures ahead, while the Cherries have an EFL Cup game coming up.

Liverpool

After the game against Bournemouth, Liverpool will travel to St. James’ Park to play Newcastle United for Matchday 2. Liverpool has been insistent in bringing in Alexander Isak this summer, and the striker has refused to play for Newcastle.

Many Newcastle fans are angry at Isak’s desperation to join Liverpool, and if the striker joins before the match against the Reds, the atmosphere could turn ugly for the Premier League champions and Isak.

After the Newcastle United game, Liverpool will take on Arsenal at Anfield, one of the favorites to win the Premier League this season. This game is a ‘title decide’ despite how early the match is being played.

Bournemouth

Despite a great last season, Bournemouth losing key players could hinder their chances to battle for Europe, and instead could bring them down to the battle of survival. One of the games that could be key to avoiding battling at the bottom of the table is the game against Wolves.

It would be Bournemouth’s first game of the season at home. The Cherries will take on Brentford in Round 2 of the EFL Cup. Their last game before the September international break is against Tottenham Hotspur at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.