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Newcastle vs AFC Bournemouth Predictions

Published on 12:30pm GMT 18 January 2025

  • 12:30
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  • St James Park
Newcastle
AFC Bournemouth
  • TNT Sports 1

Newcastle to Win

Reason for tip

Newcastle have won their last nine matches in all competitions and their last five at home. Bournemouth have been a tough nut to crack this season, but only four teams have conceded more goals away from home than them in the Premier League.

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Newcastle 2-1

Reason for tip

Newcastle have scored exactly twice in three of their last five games, one of which was a 2-1 win over Spurs. Bournemouth have conceded exactly twice in three of their last five but have scored in each of their last 15 games, so should get on the scoresheet in a 2-1 defeat.

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Alexander Isak To Score Anytime

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Alexander Isak’s midweek brace made it 15 Premier League goals for the season and he has scored 12 times in his last ten competitive appearances.

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Newcastle vs AFC Bournemouth Predictions

  • Newcastle have won their last nine games in all competitions.
  • Alexander Isak has scored 12 goals in his last ten competitive appearances.
  • Bournemouth have scored in 15 consecutive fixtures.

Magpies enjoy record-breaking spell

It was a record-breaking evening for Newcastle and Alexander Isak as the Sweden international became the first Magpies player to score in eight successive Premier League games, while the 3-0 thrashing of Wolves also equalled the club’s record of nine wins on the spin in all competitions.

No, Eddie Howe welcomes former club Bournemouth to St James’ Park as he looks to continue the hosts’ meteoric rise up the Premier League table, but the Cherries are enjoying a phenomenal season and will be a tougher prospect than their midweek hosting of Wolves.

Dodgy defence could be downfall of Cherries

Bournemouth played out a 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday to leave them eighth in the table and just four points behind Saturday’s hosts.

The Cherries have been excellent this term, but only Leicester, Wolves, Ipswich, and Aston Villa have conceded more goals than them on their travels, and that defensive frailty could open the door for another Magpies win.

Isak to guide hosts to victory

With nine victories on the spin behind them and five home wins in a row, Newcastle look good value for the points on Saturday. I don’t expect a clean sheet against the free-scoring Bournemouth, though, and a 2-1 correct score prediction appeals.

Eddie Howe’s side have scored exactly twice in three of their last five games, including a 2-1 win over Spurs, while Bournemouth have conceded exactly twice in three of their last five on the road but have scored in each of their last 15 competitive matches.

Anytime goalscorer punters should not ignore the in-form Isak. His midweek brace made it 15 league goals for the season and he has 12 in his last ten in all competitions, so back his hot streak to continue.

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