Bournemouth have had a very unorthodox start to the season as the prepare to face Leeds United this weekend. Marco Rose will once again face his familiar rival Daiel Farke.
Daniel Farke’s men have had a decent start to the campaign, having won 11 points in right games. So far the biggest complaint about this season is how Farke’s side have been unable to win games – the have five draws so far.
But sitting in seventh place after facing Brighton, Brentford and Arsenal early in the season is a promising sign.
Marco Rose’s side have only hit their stride after a poor start to the season. The wer able to beat Aston Villa 3-0 this week to progress to the next roud of the League Cup, a competition Leeds are out of.
Bournemouth suffer huge injury blow ahead of Leeds United clash
Alex Scott. Credit: IMAGO
The Cherries played their first six games this season without a win; losing three ad drawing three.
The only had their breakthrough this past weekend with a huge win over Man United. Leeds United plaed Michael Carrick’s side over a week ago, and onl managed to pick up a point at Elland Road.
Marco Rose will be without star man Alex Scott this weekend, with the Bournemouth boss seeing a return for the England star against Ipswich Town.
Scott picked up a muscle injury during the international break, and has not played in an games since. The Cherries will be without one of their most important plaers in the middle of the park.
Good news for the home side on Saturday is that Junior Kroupi is back, but may not be read to start games et.
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Whites should be able to win on Saturday
Leeds United should be able to walk into the Vitality stadium and take all three points on Saturday afternoon.
Bournemouth are a very good side, but their start to the campaign has not been the best. However, their 3-0 win over Man United at Old Trafford does show that the can be a formidable opponent.
Daniel Farke must get the tactics spot on if Leeds are to get something from the game.
The Whites have struggled to put away games recently; the could have won against Man United and Sunderland, but the team was unable to convert their chances. It has been a big factor in why the have won just two games this season.
