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  • Brentford vs Bournemouth Prediction: Goals Galore?

    Brentford vs Bournemouth Prediction: Goals Galore?

    The Premier League returns for another weekend of action as unbeaten Brentford take on a Bournemouth side still hunting for their first league win of the season.

    Team news:

    Shandon Baptiste dislocated his shoulder in training and will be out for this match while Ivan Toney remains suspended. Meanwhile, Josh Dasilva has a medium-term hamstring issue but Mikkel Damsgaard could return from a knock for the home side. 

    For Bournemouth, Dango Outtara, Alex Scott and Marcus Tavernier will all miss this match as they target returns after the international break, 

    Brentford to win and BTTS

    Leaning towards a home win in this fixture may come as no surprise given the Bees are currently unbeaten in the Premier League. What we’ve seen from them so far has been a fluid side that are not missing Ivan Toney at all, as Bryan Mbeumo and Yoanne Wissa step up to the mark. 

    They drew 1-1 at home against Crystal Palace last time out, but there’s a feeling they will be able to impress against a Bournemouth side still finding their way. The Cherries came from 2-0 down at Swansea in midweek to secure an impressive cup win, but Andoni Iraola is yet to win in the league. 

    Tottenham gave them a footballing lesson at the Vitality and they were well beaten by Liverpool, but they have shown they can score goals. In midweek they hit three, while they did find the target at Anfield, proving there’s plenty of goals in this Bournemouth side. They are likely to go down fighting, but they may just be outplayed on this occasion. 

    Over 4.5 match goals 

    Goals. Goals. Goals. That’s the order of the day for us at the Gtech Community Stadium. Brentford have scored six goals in three Premier League matches, including hitting three against Fulham – a side that may be comparable to Bournemouth this term. Meanwhile, the Cherries enjoyed a goal-fest with Championship side Swansea in midweek. 

    With Mbeumo, Wissa, Kevin Scade, Dom Solanke and Justin Kluivert all on the pitch, there is no shortage of goal threat. This could be the first game on Match of the Day this weekend if it pans out how we are expecting, and the 4/1 on offer for over 4.5 goals is good value. If you want to go wild, it’s 9/1 for over 5.5! 

  • Aston Villa sink Leicester, Brighton dominate Bournemouth

    Aston Villa sink Leicester, Brighton dominate Bournemouth

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    This Tuesday evening, several late Premier League matches were taking place. These were meetings postponed following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Sixth in the Premier League, Brighton notably held their rank by beating Bournemouth 2-0. The Seagulls relied on a goal from their nugget Evan Ferguson with a sublime backheel when he was found in the Cherries area by the Japanese Kaoru Mitoma (28th). Young Julio Encisio doubled the lead at the end of the game (90th +1). Brighton strengthens its sixth place and returns to four points of the trio made up of Newcastle (3rd), Tottenham (4th) and Manchester United (5th).

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    At the same time, Aston Villa (9th) moved on the lawn of a threatened Leicester team (19th). And it had started badly for the Foxes with the early goal of Ollie Watkins (24th) but Harvey Barnes (35th) answered him. Losing Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (70th) on a second yellow card, Leicester still cracked on an attempt by Bertrand Traoré (87th). With this 2-1 victory, Aston Villa climbs to seventh place while Leicester remains in the red zone. Finally, Leeds United came out of the red zone and overtook Nottingham Forest with a 2-1 victory.

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    The matches of the evening

    • Bournemouth 0-2 Brighton : Evan Ferguson (28th) and Julio Encisio (90th +1) for Brighton

    • Leicester City 1-2 AstonVilla : Harvey Barnes (35th) for Leicester, Ollie Watkins (24th) and Bertrand Traoré (87th) for Aston Villa

    • Leeds United 2-1 Nottingham Forest: Jack Harrison (20th) and Luis Sinisterra (45th +1) for Leeds, Orel Mangala (12th) for Nottingham Forest

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  • ‘Really poor’ – Jenas tears into 24-year-old Liverpool player after defeat against Bournemouth

    ‘Really poor’ – Jenas tears into 24-year-old Liverpool player after defeat against Bournemouth

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    Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has been singled out for criticism after the Reds’ 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth yesterday.

    This result came as something of a surprise after Liverpool thrashed Manchester United 7-0 last week, but this kind of inconsistency has been the story of their season.

    Analysing the game on BT Sport, pundit Jermaine Jenas made it clear that he felt Alexander-Arnold was really poor.

    “Defensively, it just felt really poor from Liverpool’s point of view. I think Trent Alexander-Arnold can see him running all the way. He’s not really had an influence and got himself in and amongst it where Billing attacks it,” Jenas said.

    Alexander-Arnold is such a great player going forward, but he’s let himself down defensively at times this season and this was another poor moment from him that cost Jurgen Klopp’s side the game.

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