Ipswich are without a win in three games (L1 D2)
Bournemouth are on a seven-match winning run
The Cherries won 2-1 on their last trip to Portman Road in December 2024
After failing to win their first six games of the Premier League season, Bournemouth have managed to turn things around and they go in search of an eighth consecutive victory when facing Ipswich at Portman Road on Sunday.
The Cherries came from behind to win 3-1 at Sparta Prague in the Europa League on Thursday, making it a perfect 12 points from four league-phase matches, and Marco Rose’s side will fancy their chances of leaving Suffolk with the spoils.
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Key Stats
Bournemouth are on a seven-game winning streak
The Cherries have kept six clean sheets during this period
Evanilson has scored in six of his last seven matches
Ipswich have drawn their last two fixtures, against Nottingham Forest and Hull
Seven of the Tractor Boys’ 11 points have come at Portman Road
Julio Enciso is averaging 3.11 shots per game for Ipswich
Bournemouth won 2-1 the last time they visited Ipswich in December 2024
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Team News
Sasa Lukic is in contention to return for Ipswich after recovering from a groin injury that has sidelined him for three matches.
Alex Toth, Julian Araujo and Juanlu Sanchez are all sidelined for Bournemouth, who could have Alex Scott back in the fold following eight games out with a thigh problem.
Need to know
After failing to get a win in their first six league matches, it has all started to click for Bournemouth with three top-flight victories in a row.
The Cherries have accounted for Sunderland, Manchester United and Leeds, all of those wins coming to nil, while they also defeated Aston Villa 3-0 in the EFL Cup.
Ipswich have conceded 18 goals in the league and are yet to keep a clean sheet this term, evidence of where their issues are.
Prediction
Bournemouth have been turning on the style and Thursday’s comeback win over Sparta Prague made it seven victories in a row.
The Cherries have won three of their last four away fixtures, overcoming Real Sociedad, Manchester United and Sparta, and they can claim the scalp of an Ipswich side who have not won since October 10.
Evanilson has been in superb form for Bournemouth, scoring in six of his last seven appearances, and he can notch against the Tractor Boys, who have failed to keep a clean sheet this season.
Julio Enciso is not afraid to try his luck for Ipswich and he has attempted a team-leading 28 shots from nine matches, which comes out at an average of 3.11 per game.
