​Team News: Four Liverpool stars set to miss Bournemouth clashLiverpool Team News and Bournemouth Test as Andoni Iraola Eyes Freshness EdgeLiverpool head to the Vitality Stadium on Sunday with no new injury concerns, which is the first box Andoni Iraola needed ticked before discussing anything else. The squad situation is unchanged, the schedule has offered a small opening, and the opponent is one he knows inside out.That does not make this simple. Bournemouth away has become one of the more awkward assignments in the Premier League, and Liverpool’s head coach knows it better than most.Liverpool team news stays stableThe key update is straightforward. There are no fresh fitness issues ahead of the trip to the south coast. Conor Bradley, Federico Chiesa, Hugo Ekitike and Giovanni Leoni remain unavailable, while the rest of the squad is fit enough to be considered.Iraola put it plainly: “No, everyone is ready to go.” He then added: “We are in the same place we were, with the three long-term injuries plus Federico – and the others, nothing [no concerns]. We still need to train tomorrow [Saturday] and travel but everyone is fine.”That matters. In this part of the season, managers are rarely dealing with perfect conditions. If the injuries are not mounting and the training ground is quiet, that counts as good news.Bournemouth vs Liverpool shaped by scheduleThe fixture list may hand Liverpool a narrow edge. Bournemouth were in San Sebastian on Thursday night and won 2-1 against Real Sociedad in the Europa League, the first European win in the club’s history. Liverpool, by contrast, were last in action on Tuesday, when they beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 at Anfield in the Carabao Cup.Iraola sees the difference. “I think we have it, I think we have an advantage. Most of the time it has been the opposite, we are the team that has played the last, but this time we played two days before they played, even if we also have played in midweek.“So, I think there should be an advantage there but also I know where we are going and I know the stats they have there. Not only in their stadium, overall. I think if you see the games they have lost in a long while you realise how difficult it is to beat Bournemouth.“But I suppose I have also the advantage that I know them very well and they also have the advantage that they know me very well. So, you never know who is with more of an advantage in that sense.”That is the correct reading of it. Freshness helps, but it does not erase the difficulty of the venue or the familiarity on both benches.Joe Gomez milestone adds another subplotJoe Gomez returned from injury and started against Tottenham, which was useful in itself. The next time he plays, it will be his 300th appearance for Liverpool. That is a notable landmark for a defender whose career at the club has demanded patience, resilience and repeated comebacks.Photo IMAGOHis availability gives Iraola another experienced option at the back, and with the