Bristol City-AFC Bournemouth

Bristol City disappointed last year and in the middle of the year gave the keys to the team to Nigel Pearson. Known as the one who laid the foundations in Leicester just before Ranieri took over and led it to the historic championship of Vardy, Cande, Marez, Schmeichel and the rest. Since then, his career has not had the best or the expected development, with the result that this job is a personal bet, even perhaps one of his last opportunities at a high level. The first signs, however, are not negative in the stubbornness of the bookies that placed it below the middle of the score, in the teams that may be in danger if things go wrong. Last year, Pearson calmed down the situation a bit and in the summer he brought the roster to his level by making many big additions and subtractions. This year she started a bit numb with 1-1-2, in the process she found it and increased her speed, responding with just one defeat (and this to the always demanding Den of Millwall with the marginal 1-0) in the next seven with 3-3-1 and her appearances are quite satisfactory. It suits her to play without the ball and on the field, something we see from the comparison of her home-away points (0-4-1 inside, 4-0-2 outside). He has no significant absences.

Bournemouth lives up to the expectations of the bookies that stem simply from its high quality roster and placed it in the preseason among the favorites of the rise. He went to the break of the national team being the only undefeated team in the league and first in a draw (but also with a game less than his roommate Fulham). However, she is usually not dominant in her games, but she is serious and knows how to get what she wants on the field thanks to her quality and taking advantage of her opportunities. Away from home, however, he made a few waters last staying at 0-0 in both Hull and Peterborough. Today, the Colombian central midfielder Lerma will logically not help her as he played with his national team, something that will be a huge blow to the smooth operation of the midfield of Scott Parker's team. Shock also in her ranks from Brooks' diagnosis of cancer.

Bristol has the hoarseness of 15 consecutive home games without defeat, but I expect to approach today with a recipe away from home as it did in the 1-1 home game against Fulham that could have won. In addition, the size and invincibility of the opponent will remove stress. It's worth it ace at 4.33 of bet365 with P.P. and bet 1/10 as we are from the suspension of the national teams.