Liverpool secured a 4-2 victory with two goals in the final minutes. From this perspective, despite the fiercely contested game right up until the final minutes, Liverpool's dominance was evident in the final minutes.
Liverpool made a strong start on this match. We all know the memories of Diogo Jota still remain, a small gift for his dedication and departure from the club in such an unusual way. I sincerely hope Liverpool can defend their title for the first time and dedicate it to Jota. He may have passed away, but there are bereaved families who can receive gifts from Liverpool if able to get the title again.
Dominance was there of course, but I think Sloth will not be satisfied with how Liverpool allowed Bournemouth to come back into the game in their home stadium. They became slightly sloppy after their 2-0 because normally they could lead by 4 goals instead of 2 if they had taken their chances seriously. For a few minutes during the game after that dominant start, I had the impression that some of the Liverpool players were celebrating the win already. That is not how a coach wants his team to go about comfortable leads.