Tottenham vs Bournemouth result predicted by supercomputer
Tottenham will be looking to make it three wins in a row to start their new Premier League campaign when they host Bournemouth.
Spurs welcome Bournemouth to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday in what likely a trip that the visitors are not eagerly anticipating.
Spurs have been outstanding so far under Thomas Frank, with Tottenham’s 2-0 win against Manchester City at the Etihad a real statement performance and result from The Lilywhites.
However, as we saw against Liverpool, Bournemouth are capable of being a threat to any side in the Premier League, and Frank and Co. will be aware of this as they aim to keep their 100 per cent start going.
Supercomputer predicts Tottenham to beat Bournemouth
With Xavi Simons potentially making the move to Spurs, Frank looks to be assembling a squad in North London more than capable of finishing in the Champions League spots at least.
The Danish manager is also getting the best out of the players he already has at his disposal, with Richarlison starting the season in fine form for Spurs and being one of the standout players in the entire top-flight.
If Opta‘s supercomputer is correct, you would back the Brazilian to get himself on the scoresheet again with Spurs predicted to win Saturday’s encounter.
- Opta have given Spurs a 52 per cent chance of winning the game
- Bournemouth’s chances sit at around 24 per cent
- A draw is said to have a likelihood of 22 per cent
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Tottenham historically do well against Bournemouth
The Lilywhites and Bournemouth have met on 16 occasions in the Premier League.
Spurs have won 10 of those meetings, drawing three, whilst also losing three.
It is hard to envisage anything other than Spurs extending their dominance over the Cherries, given their scintillating start to the season and the fact that they are playing at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
With Fabio Paratici’s return resolving Spurs’ frustrations in the transfer market, hopefully, the Spurs’ faithful could be set to have plenty of reasons to be optimistic with the new season still in its infancy.
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