Bournemouth vs Manchester United
England – Premier League
Date: Saturday, 2 November 2019
Kick-off at 12:30 UK/ 13:30 CET
Venue: Vitality Stadium (Bournemouth).
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Bournemouth
Eddie Howe will be pleased with the position Bournemouth find themselves after 10 Premier League matches, with Ceri sits in ninth position.
The most difficult thing for each side was recently promoted is to develop a basic level of performance that can be exhibited every week, and this is what Bournemouth has slowly but surely made since 2015.
They are a team that fell by the wayside - from Blackpool in 2011 for Fulham last season - can often attract excellent performances out of the bag but ended up having acute air of uncertainty about them, which often leads to a snowball of bad results.
Through the application of cruel and consistently adapted 4-4-2 system, was drilled to a core group of players for several years, Howe can rely on the team to provide a certain level of performance to be, at least, take them to 40 points over 38 games.
This attribute becomes very valuable when Bournemouth entered a fallow period in front of goal as they have done over the past few weeks, with the Premier League side have failed to score in any of their last three games - two in advance into a pair of goalless draws.
Even if things do not work going forward, this does not translate to Bournemouth players rushed their natural game in an attempt to force the issue, which often led to goals conceded. It is a sign of a team that is owned in the top flight.
Indeed, while Bournemouth failed to pose much of a threat in recent games against Norwich City and Watford, they will back themselves to stay in the match against England and take advantage of any dithering on the part of the visitors.
They will not, not like Norwich on Sunday, giving the Red Devils an easy opening, which means that the UK will know that they must have perfect concentration if they are to avoid becoming the latest big team that will be thwarted by the discipline inexhaustible Bournemouth.
Manchester United
Having failed to win an away game in almost half a year, America now has three wins on the road in six days.
Ahead of the international break in October, England have won two games in a normal time since April and two points above the relegation zone.
However, a stellar performance in the 1-1 draw with Liverpool - the first time Jürgen Klopp side failed to win a league game in 18 events - served as a catalyst for the revival of the attitude and style in the field.
Many accuse Solskjaer shortage of tactical intelligence the right to address the role of such high magnitude, often attacked Norway rigid 4-2-3-1 system which seemed to take his players to attack everywhere.
The answer is because it was the 1-0 defeat of Newcastle United, however, serves as a strong sign of hope: switch to a 3-4-1-2 system against Liverpool, for example, prevent the league leaders through their usual access lines and leave them seemed a bit lost until the final 20 minutes.
In addition, the decision to adopt a more fluid 4-2-3-1 against Norwich, with Marcus Anthony Martial Rashford and interchanging front, makes a big difference to the potential of United's attack.
Prediction: Bournemouth 1-2 Man Utd
Three wins on the bounce would give England great confidence heading into Bournemouth side and against a team that is unlikely to sit back, they will be like no possibility of choosing the way through.
Prediction: Bournemouth 1-2 Man Utd
Three wins on the bounce would give England great confidence heading into Bournemouth side and against a team that is unlikely to sit back, they will be like no possibility of choosing the way through.
Three wins on the bounce would give England great confidence heading into Bournemouth side and against a team that is unlikely to sit back, they will be like no possibility of choosing the way through.
