"Failing to find any kind of recent stability, the Cherries open Friday's showdown with just their goal difference keeping them in the top-half of the table. Missing out on what they had billed as a golden opportunity last weekend as they eventually had to settle for a disappointing 0-0 stalemate away at relegation scrappers Burnley, Bournemouth have now played out a draw in all of their previous four consecutive Premier League appearances."
"Making an immediate return to winning ways last week as they stormed their way to an eye-catching 3-1 victory at home against Aston Villa, Manchester United have embarked on a sensational run since Michael Carrick's shock return. Opening Friday's trip to the Vitality sat in bronze medal position, the Red Devils will"
Manchester United travel to Bournemouth on Friday seeking to extend their lead in the Champions League qualification race. Bournemouth have struggled recently, drawing their last four consecutive Premier League matches and scoring just one goal in nearly 400 minutes. The hosts sit in the top half only due to goal difference, having disappointed with a 0-0 draw at Burnley. Bournemouth face injury concerns with Justin Kluivert out for the season following knee surgery, while Lewis Cook and Julio Soler deal with hamstring issues. Manchester United arrive in strong form, having defeated Aston Villa 3-1 at home and currently occupy third position under Michael Carrick's management.
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