Let’s say Brighton has just scored his first goals in the first league, having to deal with the impact of promotion in the first three games played. The team was strengthened as much as possible, but the “seagulls” are not yet at the desired level and are looking for defensive matches with the counterattack. Bournemouth, the “red flashlight”, is not in shape and lost the first 4 stages (the last round was 0-3 with Arsenal).

Little goals in direct matches!

In Bournemouth’s matches, many goals are usually scored, but the rule might fall into this duel. Even though in 5 of the last 6 home games of Eddie Howe we have seen at least three goals, Brighton’s direct duel predominates the “Under 2.5 Goals” (winner in 5 of the last 6). Also, Bournemouth did not lose 6 straight games with Chris Houghton, 2-0, 3-2, 1-0 and three times 1-1. It will be a brilliant duel, where occasions will not appear easily for the two.

Brighton on his first Premier League victory

Previously, Brighton made a 3-1 home with WBA, a surprising, impressive result (goals scored by Gross and Hemed). Bournemouth succumbed to all the matches played so far and showed defensive gaps that guests hope to take advantage of. It will be a “who on which” match, in which Brighton will focus primarily not to receive a goal. We are on a tight duel, and the 0-0 break score brings a 2.00 odds to online agencies.

THE PROBABLE TEAMS

Bournemouth: Begovic – Daniels, Ake, A. Smith, Francis, Cook – Arter, Gosling, Surman – J. King. Defoe

Brighton: Ryan – Suttner, Duffy, Bruno, Dunk – Stephens, March, Gross, Knockaert – Propper, Hemed