Newcastle vs Bournemouth Betting Tips – Premier League, 8th November 3.00pm
Both Newcastle and Bournemouth took wins last weekend in league action. Bournemouth managed to snap out of a four-match winless streak to get the better of Manchester United. Newcastle were out on the road visiting West Ham and they came up with a surprise three points in London. Read our predictions for Newcastle vs Bournemouth.
Newcastle vs Bournemouth Betting Odds*
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Newcastle vs Bournemouth Live Stats & Betting Odds
Newcastle News and Form – Can Newcastle beat Bournemouth?
The Magpies scored three goals in an important win at West Ham last weekend. Not many punters would have backed them to get that many goals in a game. That was the first time this season in EPL action that the Magpies had managed to score more than one goal in a fixture. The success in London leaves them undefeated in two games, and with only one defeat in their last four. Can they build on that success by taking a home win over Bournemouth?
Newcastle are now six points better off than they were at this stage of last season’s campaign. Their home record this season is W1 D3 L1 and each of their five home games this season have ended under 2.5 goals. However, each of their last three games against Bournemouth have made it over 2.5 goals. Given that the trend of Newcastle this season has been them struggling for goals, it’s probably under the goal line that will sway punters for this Saturday’s action.
The three leagues victories that Newcastle have put on the board this season have been by a margin of one goal. They have picked up two clean sheets at St James’ Park this season, having been sat level at half time in four of their five at St James’ Park. So that could be a great betting trend to take a look at. 71% of the league goals that Newcastle have scored this season have come in the second half of fixtures.
Newcastle vs Bournemouth Head to Head
The Magpies took four points against Bournemouth last season
Bournemouth have lost one of their last five against Newcastle (W2 D2)
Both teams have scored in four of the last five meetings
Newcastle are just W1 D1 L2 in their last four at home against the Cherries
Key-Facts – Newcastle vs Bournemouth
- There has been only 2 goals in Bournemouth’s last four games
- All of Newcastle’s home games have gone under 2.5 goals
- Villa have lost one of their last seven league outings
Bournemouth News and Form – Can the Cherries win at St James’ Park?
It has only been one defeat that Bournemouth have suffered in their last seven league games. That one defeat happened on a trip to Arsenal in early October. They were on a four-match winless streak in the league before snapping out of that by taking a 1-0 home success over Manchester United. That’s three clean sheets in a row that the Cherries have now picked up in league action.
Bournemouth have conceded just one goal in their last four league outings. However, there’s another side to the story. Joshua King’s winner against Manchester United last weekend is the only goal that the Cherries have netted in their last four league fixtures. Away from home this season, Bournemouth have taken a W2 D1 L2 record. The two losses in that sequence of form were against the current top five sides (Leicester and Arsenal).
It is well worth noting that they have taken away wins at Aston Villa and Southampton this season. Like Newcastle, those two are currently in the bottom six in the table. Bournemouth are looking for their second clean sheet away from home this season. They have scored five of their six away goals in the first half of fixtures as well. Their defence has been really good lately. Will it get them points at St James’ Park?
Newcastle vs Bournemouth Tips & Odds
Under 1.5 goals at 12/5
Draw match outright at 9/4
* (Betting Odds were taken from bet365 on 7th November 2019 at 1:26 p.m.)
Newcastle vs Bournemouth Predictions
Draw: Given that there have been two goals only in Bournemouth’s last four games and no game at St James’ Park this season has gone over 2.5 goals, a low scoring fixture looks to be on the cards. Bournemouth are good enough defensively to avoid defeat but may lack the edge to get the win. Draw.
