Three more Liverpool fixtures have been moved for television purposes, including the clashes with Manchester United and Everton in the Premier League in November
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola.
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola.(Image: Robin Jones - AFC Bournemouth via Getty Images)
Liverpool's matches with Crystal Palace, Manchester United and Everton have all been moved for television purposes, with each now set to take place on a Sunday in November.
The Reds will travel to Selhurst Park on Sunday, November 8 in a 2pm (UK time) kick-off. The visit to Old Trafford will come on Sunday, November 22 at 4.30pm (UK time), and the second visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium — after last year's victory — is now set for Sunday, November 29 at 12pm (UK time).
Andoni Iraola's side has won twice so far this term, beating Ipswich and Bournemouth. It has drawn with Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and Fulham heading into the first international break.
"I think it was (deserved)," Andoni Iraola said after the Reds won at the Vitality Stadium on Sunday.
"I was disappointed with the first 20, 25 minutes, I think we didn't start the game with the intensity the game required. To win here is very difficult; I know it very well.
"Normally Bournemouth start really strong and it took us these 20, 25 minutes until we matched a little bit this level and from there and I think at the end of the first half and second half we played better, we had better situations with the ball and we could win the game.
Andoni Iraola before Bournemouth 0-1 Liverpool.
Andoni Iraola before Bournemouth 0-1 Liverpool.(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
"I think overall we've improved, definitely since the first games. Some of the things we still need to improve, more things. I am happy it is the third clean sheet in a row in the league.
"Today is a kind of difficult game, I knew you never play comfortably here. Bournemouth don't allow you to play comfortably normally, they put you under pressure and you have to adapt and you have to win this kind of game.
"But we still have to get ready because the schedule that we have now, it's very difficult.
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"I think we are playing against top-four teams and then in between Champions [League] and then in between Chelsea in the Carabao [Cup] and everything in two, three days.
"So we have to get ready because this next month, after this break, it's going be very demanding for us."
Liverpool faces Manchester City next but that match at Anfield isn't until the middle of October thanks to an elongated international break.
Iraola's men are now sixth in the standings and are unbeaten so far this term.