Everton vs Bournemouth Live Free

Bournemouth vs Everton Live. Bournemouth hosted Everton at Vitality Stadium in the final match of the Premier League in 2016 on Saturday. The cherries are languishing in the relegation zone in the middle of the campaign, while the "Toffee" is in the middle of an undefeated race in eight games.

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With three points to capture again, that's what you should know for a match on Saturday.

Oumar Niasse proved to be Everton's hero, when both sides met in September in a rare victory that ended by firing Ronald Koeman.

The host was at minute 49 of Josh King, when the Senegal striker was presented from the bench with a dazzling effect.

Niass scored twice in the last 13 minutes to complete a remarkable comeback, and showed Kuman that he was wrong to snatch it from the first team photo during the first part of his nefarious rule.

He has racked up four draws and four losses since mid-November, and suffered a controversial draw in the death against West Ham on Boxing Day to avoid his five losses in the last eight.

"Everton", on the other hand, did not lose 4-0 by martyred "Molotov" at the end of November and was undefeated in seven games under new boss Sam Allardyce.

Two impasses against Chelsea and West Brom were bitter for the blues, and Allardyce hopes to return to victories on the south coast this weekend.

Eddie Howe could be without the seven first team players to visit Sam Allardis' men, including key employees Jermain Defoe and Harry Arter.

Andrew Surman and Charlie Daniels will have every opportunity to prove their suitability, but both can be very suitable for the bench.

Allardyce will again be without Idrissa Gueye due to a hamstring injury, while Leighton Baines failed to return from a calf problem.

Wayne Rooney, however, will return to the womb after overcoming a weekly viral infection.
 

Planned composition of Bournemouth: Begovich; Francis, Cook, Ake, Smith; Cook, Gosling; Ibe, King, Pugh; Wilson.

The predicted line of Everton: Pikford; Kenny, Yagilka; Keene, Martina; Schneiderlin, Rooney, Davis; Sigurdsson, Lennon, Niass.

With seven wins from the previous nine contests between these two sides, a newfound defensive resolve and their unbeaten streak still intact, it's hard to look beyond Everton here.

Bournemouth took four points from Toffy in the last two home games against them, but confidence is low in his field and high in his opponents.

If Everton can get the first blood, then it will be a great battle for the cherry, which must be overcome. A difficult meeting, in which the people of Allardis will win.