Bournemouth vs Luton Prediction & Betting Tips (13 March)

12th in the Premier League with 11 points ahead of its opponent of the day, Bournemouth is keeping its distance from the fight so as not to go down and should experience an end to the championship without much at stake. However, the Cherries have been progressing slowly for several weeks now. After a series of 7 matches without success, 3 draws and 4 defeats, they reacted by winning at relegated Burnley 0-2. Last weekend, Bournemouth failed to continue and conceded, at home, the sharing of points against the red lantern Sheffield United 2-2. Back in the elite this season, Luton Town is fighting logically for its maintenance.

The promoted side now occupies 18th place in the Premier League with 1 game less and 3 points behind the first non-relegation team. Ross Barkley's teammates showed a real return to form between the end of December and the beginning of February. Unfortunately, they have since fallen back into their bad habits. Luton Town suffered 4 losses in a row against Sheffield United, Manchester United, Liverpool and Aston Villa before taking a point at Cystal Palace last weekend 1-1.

For this late match, Bournemouth still cannot count on important defenders Senesi, Aarons and Hill. Also taking his place in the infirmary is the long-term absentee Fredericks while defender Kelly is uncertain. Injured since the start of the season, American midfielder Tyler Adams returned to the squad last weekend but did not come into play. Last weekend, substitutes Enes Unal and Ouattara scored. The forefront of the attack should still be occupied by Dominic Solanke (14 goals and 3 assists in PL).

On the Luton Town side, captain Lockyer is obviously missing after his heart attack. Furthermore, the important striker Adebayo, the potential starters Andersen, Bell (defenders), Lokonga and Nakamba (midfielders) and the substitutes Potts, Johnson and Jacob Brown (2 goals) are all forced to withdraw. Former Nice player Ross Barkley plays a major role in this formation. In the absence of Elijah Adebayo (9 goals in PL), Carlton Morris (8 goals and 4 assists in PL) constitutes Luton's main offensive asset.