This fixture doesn’t have a grand history of goals with no more than two landing in four of the last five meetings between the sides however based on the current form of the two teams, that could be about to change.
Bournemouth are brimming with confidence with three wins from three and have seen over 2.5 goals land in five of their last six matches. West Ham, meanwhile, have seen over 2.5 land in seven of their last eight. The Hammers have just two clean sheets in their last 14 in all competitions, taking them back to the end of August when they beat Monday’s opponents 1-0 in the Carabao Cup.
The Hammers don’t have a particularly good record at the Vitality Stadium either with just two wins in seven visits since the Cherries first came up to the Premier League whilst they have just one win from their last seven away games in all competitions making this look more likely to go the way of the hosts. Bournemouth 3-2 West Ham