Sunderland – Bournemouth: 29th April 2017

Sunderland also lost to Middlesbrough (0-1) and is the weakest team in the Premier League, and Bournemouth will not be an easy opponent. The tour was 2-1 for Sunderland away, a surprising result, and David Moyes’s “cats” hoped to enjoy fans at least with a success on Saturday afternoon.

The direct matches are divided so far: in 3 games I saw one win on each side and a draw 1-1. Bournemouth comes after a solid 4-0 home with Middlesbrough and has only two defeats in the last 6 stages. Even having a relaxed attitude in the north, Bournemouth will not be a light prey for red-and-white. The most recommended bet here might be the “X” sign, quite realistic.

Low Goal Bet, always recommended at Sunderland

Sunderland has scored in 8 of the last 9 games and has earned steady profits for the “Under 2.5 goals” bet. They scored at least 3 goals in 9 of the last 11 away games of Bournemouth, even though Cherries did not win any of the last 7 games in the field. Sunderland has no win of 9 matches and these negative statistics seem to be canceling each other. In conclusion, both will get to the gate hard and the draw is probable.
Defoe and King are the main strikers in the two camps

Let’s not forget that the best players in the two camps come from the defensive compartment. On the one hand, we are Pickford, Djilobodji and Van Aanholt, and on the other side we have Cook and Daniels, who make an aggressive defense in the guests’ camp. All eyes will be striker Josh King, who has already scored 14 goals this season. From the hosts there are hopes from experienced Jermain Defoe.