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Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas-Joyne by Craig Burley and Stevie Nichols.

We kick things off in the Premier League. The early game on Saturday. It was quite the surprise as Bournemouth.

Meet Liverpool by one goal to nail Billings goal through into the difference in the 28th minute.

Salar, Mr Penelty, properly in the second half, meaning that all the goodwill, all the excitement after Liverpool's 7-0 for Ashton Gough Manchester United is dead.

Don Hutchinson joins us as well to reflect on this result. We'll start there with you, Stevie. What the heck happened?

Do you know what last week we spoke about how good the front three were. They all got a double.

Everything's rosy, everybody's back.

Well, today they had to do the job and they didn't do it.

What was going on behind them, their job was to get them the ball in the final third and they 70% of the ball.

And they didn't do the job. Your three front men today did not do the job.

15 shots, plenty of shots, by the way. You only get six on target.

I can't... I'm actually trying to remember if there was a proper save.

So, yeah, to me this is down at the front, man. No, listen, you lose a goal.

And actually, the defence every time Bournemouth did break, looked a little wobbly.

So, what we're talking about is a performance that we've seen quite a lot from Liverpool.

The United Games is an anomaly.

Well, I think if you look at the big picture, what we saw today is...

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