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These performances showed why Liverpool can be dangerous from the very first match of the season.
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Liverpool opened the season with a thrilling 4-2 win over Bournemouth.
The goals came fast, the attacks were sharp, and the crowd stayed on its feet throughout.
But beyond the scoreline, some players really caught the eye—making moves, creating chances, and showing sparks of brilliance.
Who stood out the most? We’ll get to that next.
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Who Stood Out?
While Liverpool had plenty of attacking moments, a few players really made a mark.
Their movement, vision, and energy lifted the team and created chances that kept Bournemouth on the back foot.
Some were sharp in front of goal, others controlled the midfield or made clever runs that opened space for their teammates.
These performances didn’t just contribute to the score—they showed why Liverpool can be dangerous from the very first match of the season.
Let’s take a look at them:
Hugo Ekitiké
In his Premier League debut, Hugo Ekitiké made an immediate impact.
The French forward opened the scoring with a well-taken goal and later provided an assist, showcasing his sharp instincts and composure under pressure.
Federico Chiesa
Substitute Federico Chiesa proved to be a game-changer.
His timely arrival injected energy into the attack, and he netted a crucial goal to restore Liverpool’s lead.
And guess what? That’s his first goal in the Premier League!
Chiesa’s pace and positioning were key in breaking down Bournemouth’s defense.
Mohamed Salah
As always, Mohamed Salah delivered when it mattered most.
In stoppage time, he sealed the victory with a composed finish, ensuring Liverpool started the season with a win.
His presence and leadership continue to be invaluable.
However, Amara Nallo, a young defender, made his Premier League debut during this game.
While he didn’t have a standout moment, his inclusion in the squad indicates the club’s trust in his potential.
It’s worth noting that Nallo has represented England at youth levels and has been recognized for his composure and ball-playing abilities.
Forward Look
Liverpool’s 4-2 win over Bournemouth was more than just an opening-day statement—it was a glimpse of what could come this season.
Hugo Ekitiké showed promise on debut, Federico Chiesa offered game-changing firepower from the bench, and Mohamed Salah reminded everyone of his consistency.
Thus, Liverpool looks equipped with both fresh talent and proven quality.
The big question now is: can these performances carry into tougher fixtures ahead?
If the entire squad maintains this consistency, Liverpool may well set the tone early in the title race.
