REPORT: After Bournemouth win, compare Liverpool, Arsenal, Man City league fixtures.

Liverpool won 4-0 over Bournemouth in the Premier League to go five points clear at the top of the league, thanks to second-half braces from Diogo Jota and Darwin Nunez.

Liverpool’s victory over Bournemouth increased their lead at the top of the Premier League.

The Reds defeated the Cherries 4-0 on Sunday afternoon at the Vitality Stadium. Jurgen Klopp’s team won thanks to Diogo Jota and Darwin Nunez scoring twice apiece in the second half. As a consequence, Liverpool now lead the Premier League table by five points.

The Reds have 48 points, five clear of Manchester City, who have one game in hand. Liverpool will now take a brief break before returning to Premier League action. During that time, the Reds will play matches in the Carabao Cup and FA Cup against Fulham and Norwich, respectively, before meeting Chelsea in the league at Anfield on January 31.

With Liverpool now leading the Premier League table, the ECHO has looked ahead to the Reds’ next five Premier League games.

Liverpool now leads the Premier League table, and the ECHO has looked ahead to the Reds’ next five games.

Chelsea (H) – Wednesday, January 31

Arsenal (A) – Sunday, February 4

Brentford (A) – Saturday, February 17

Luton Town (H) – Saturday, February 24

Other noteworthy dates to keep aware of during this period:

Fulham (A, Carabao Cup semi-final second leg) – Wednesday, January 24

Norwich City (H, FA Cup fourth round) – Sunday, January 28

Manchester City next five fixtures

Burnley (H) – Wednesday, January 31

Brentford (A) – Monday, February 5

Everton (H) – Saturday, February 10

Chelsea (H) – Saturday, February 17

Brentford (H) – Tuesday, February 20

Arsenal next five fixtures

Nottingham Forest (A) – Tuesday, January 30

Liverpool (H) – Sunday, February 4

West Ham (A) – Sunday, February 11

Burnley (A) – Saturday, February 17

Newcastle (H) – Saturday, February 24

Aston Villa next five fixtures:

Newcastle United (H) – Tuesday, January 30

Sheffield United (A) – Saturday, February 3

Manchester United (H) – Sunday, February 11

Fulham (A) – Saturday, February 17

Nottingham Forest (H) – Saturday, February 24

Tottenham Hotspur fixtures:

Brentford (H) – Wednesday, January 31

Everton (A) – Saturday, February 3

Wolves (H) – Saturday, February 17

Chelsea (A) – Friday, February 23