Bournemouth - Stoke Bournemouth played a great mid-term game, winning Chelsea right, and 0-3. So he filled an unbeaten 6 racing series by counting 3 wins and 3 draws and took a significant breath as he is now at + 5 from the relegation zone. The impressive fact is that the 3 victories came against Everton, Arsenal and Chelsea, while 3 draws against more challenging opponents (with Brighton and West Ham both in and out). Clearly he managed to beat Everton, Arsenal and Chelsea in a defeat period and hit a lot in counterattacks with several fast players. However, as opposed to the theoretically easier rivals, as it is logical, it does not find so many places. This, coupled with the fact that especially at home he is struggling quite openly, creates several times problems in such races.
It is quite likely that this is happening today against a Stoke, whose ranks now have a moderate optimism with Lambert in the technical leadership. That's because 2's first races led the team to take 4 points, keeping even its 2 games and even though Stoke had the worst defensive performance in the category. Lambert seems to have defied her fast enough defensively, while midweek could have won WATFORD (ended 0-0), as she was the one who had the best opportunities in the race. Characteristically, although she was fighting at her headquarters, she preferred to take possession of her opponent and would do so today.
If he stays solid as against Huddersfield and Watford, he can take advantage of the defensive gaps that Bournemouth almost always leaves when it struggles at home and steals the match. Yes, Bournemouth is in good shape but has kept zero passive in just 2 home games this year. Midfielder Sakir and Stuck Mitcheng of Stoke show to find their form again and I think they can cause significant problems to the opposing defense. I think it is worth the bet on double at odds of 4.50 at Bet365.
