Bournemouth vs Everton predictions: Honours even in 15/2 south coast Bet Builder
Enda McElhinney
Bournemouth have drawn six of their last nine home Premier League games
Everton are without a Premier League clean sheet in eight attempts away from home
Recommended bet: Draw, Thierno Barry over 0.5 shots on target & Marcus Tavernier over 0.5 shots on target at 15/2 with LiveScore Bet
Bournemouth were on the verge of a major upset at Manchester City in their Premier League opener before a late double downed the Cherries.
Boss Marco Rose now takes his competitive bow at the Vitality Stadium, with Everton the buoyant visitors to the south coast after league and EFL Cup wins for David Moyes and his side in the last seven days.
Everton were 1-0 winners here last season but their overall record in this fixture is not strong.
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Team news
The hosts will continue to be without Amine Adli, Eli Junior Kroupi, Veljko Milosavljevic and Julian Araujo, but can at least welcome Scotland international Ryan Christie after he completed a suspension lingering from last season in the Etihad Stadium defeat.
Everton make the journey south minus summer signing Christian Norgaard and Tim Iroegbunam but otherwise the Toffees are dealing from a full deck.
The stats
Bournemouth are unbeaten nine Premier League home games but have drawn six of those.
Bournemouth have beaten Everton nine times in the Premier League – more than any other side for the Cherries.
The Toffees were 1-0 winners here last December, their only Vitality Stadium win in the last nine (D2, L6).
Everton have lost their first Premier League away game in each of the last four seasons.
The Merseysiders have not managed a clean sheet in their last eight games away from home.
Goalkeepers Djordje Petrovic and Jordan Pickford have started every Premier League game since the beginning of last season.
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Prediction
Bournemouth led Manchester City for more than 55 minutes last Sunday, but ultimately left the Etihad with nothing after Marc Guehi and Josko Gvardiol hit them with late blows.
Their upcoming European campaign gave them a midweek break while Everton were comfortable 4-0 winners over Preston North End in the EFL Cup.
That followed a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace at the Hill Dickinson Stadium last weekend. It has been a positive start for Moyes' side, but Palace let them off the hook a number of times last week and Bournemouth might not be as forgiving.
Everton got a rare win in this fixture last season, but a draw looks a likely outcome now given the Toffees struggle to keep clean sheets on their travels in the Premier League.
Thierno Barry has four goals in two games for Everton and can fire a shot on target here, while Cherries midfielder Marcus Tavernier can do likewise.
He scored at City, as he did on the final day of last season at Nottingham Forest.
He managed a career-best seven Premier League goals last season and took 51 shots at goal – second only to Evanilson at Bournemouth.
Score prediction: Bournemouth 1-1 Everton
