Pinnacle Bournemouth Manchester United

Believe it or not, his side was a top-four team in season 2017-2018, and that’s all thanks to the fans. Manchester United has the most expensive average attendance in the Premier League, and it is due to the fact that the supporters know what they’re getting with Lukaku, Pogba, Paul, Mkhitaryan, and Martial. Ferguson is also starting his team well with his changes, as United lost only 1 league game after the change of guard. Everton have been on one hell of a run in the league ever since he took over, as they have the joint third best attacking line in the top half of the table. Manchester United’s side took a lot of criticism, but even they could not deny that their strikers are being starved for service. Robin van Persie and Radamel Falcao have both failed to show up on the radars, and Van Gaal came in as the manager and failed to change anything. He brought in a totally different style to Manchester United. The brilliant, but terrifying maestro Paul Scholes in favor of the fast, mobile, young guns; Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick, Marouane Fellaini, Robin Van Persie and his latest, Falcao. Louis van Gaal in his time at Manchester United was considered to have the best side in the history of the premier league. Guardiola and Klopp have never met. They won’t next weekend, as they share the same competition, but will clash in the battle of the title next season, either in England or Germany. There has been a small scare for the German’s team, but a turning point in their own history, when Guardiola left Bayern Munich. They have gone back to being the best possible team, and the truest to his own ideas of football. Champions every season since 2015-16. But a small slip has been tempting for him, too. He has signed and promoted the same stars, such as Virgil Van Dijk, Kyle Walker and Jurgen Klopp, that left Liverpool barely a year ago. There is a risk the coronavirus will end up completely unbalancing their group, as they have been flying in the meantime. There are those at Liverpool who knew this match-up would lead to their first defeat under Klopp. Most got it wrong. It is fair to admit. Klopp made his first signing in that very team, Virgil van Dijk, and helped in his transition to the Premier League. However, for the first time, Liverpool have failed to beat a team of their own making. City have just scored to retake a lead at Anfield, and so they have the carrot from Guardiola to pull them back. Pinnacle Sports’ simulators, which provide predictions on the top six English Premier League teams, have three different variations for the match: under/over 2.5 goals and over/under 3.5 goals. The predictions are based on computer simulations using game statistics, box scores, team/player ratings and players’ performances. Unlike other bookmakers, Pinnacle uses a proprietary system to predict a team’s chances of winning based on historical performance, current form and individual player ratings. Manchester City enters the weekend at home as they try to avoid a seven-match losing streak. After wins over Liverpool and Everton, the club lost four-straight matches including a 1-0 defeat at home to Liverpool in the first-round of the English League Cup. City has four wins and two draws on the season and has outscored the opposition 32-19. Manager Pep Guardiola has had some injury problems to deal with. Defender Benjamin Mendy is out for the season and midfielders Ilkay Gundogan and Fernandinho won’t be back until December. The club’s poor form is due largely to their lack of scoring punch with only 10 goals against the teams in the top half of the league. They have just one win on the road. City also has nine fewer points than second-place Liverpool.