Liverpool ride early jolt to return to winning ways

Runaway Premier League leaders Liverpool resumed normal service with an unconvin...

LIVERPOOL, England - Runaway Premier League leaders Liverpool resumed normal service with an unconvincing 2-1 victory over relegation-threatened Bournemouth on Saturday but they had to recover from an early jolt at Anfield.

It was far from vintage Liverpool, however, and they struggled to finish off a Bournemouth side who almost grabbed a late equaliser through Wilson. It is still a matter of when, not if, Juergen Klopp’s men seal the deal and Saturday’s win, their 22nd in succession at home in the Premier League, restored their 25-point lead.They want to finish in style, though, and that was missing initially against a Bournemouth side who are scrapping for their top-flight survival.

Youngster Jack Simpson had only been on the pitch a few minutes to replace injured skipper Steve Cook when he took a heavy touch and was robbed by Mane.

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