At Tottenham last weekend, Bournemouth squandered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2, a result that reflects their ongoing struggles and missed opportunities.
Bournemouth started the match with confidence and took a two-goal lead. Unfortunately, their focus faltered, and they settled for a draw.
With ten league fixtures remaining, European qualification remains a realistic target. However, conceding late at Spurs cost crucial points and led manager Andoni Iraola to urge a smarter approach.
They now face Brentford, a team they have not beaten since August 2014. Moreover, they failed to win either of the two previous league meetings against this opponent.
Furthermore, Bournemouth have lost their last two home league fixtures. They have collected only four points since February, a record matched by just the bottom three sides.
Brentford may now see an opportunity to close the six-point gap with their hosts. Nonetheless, they were disappointed last weekend when Aston Villa ended their three-match unbeaten run.
Interestingly, the Bees have finally found their form on away trips. They won their last four away games, all against teams starting this round in the bottom half.
Players to watch include Evanilson, who has scored in Bournemouth’s last two games. Additionally, Mikkel Damsgaard set up two goals at Leicester, and only Liverpool’s Mo Salah had more assists this season. Furthermore, five of Bournemouth’s last six league fixtures produced exactly one first-half goal.
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