"And as there are no dull teams this season, all five games are appetising Bournemouth v West Ham Bournemouth were second in the league at Hallowee'en, but then they got spooked, losing to Man City and Villa and slipping to ninth. Still, they're only one point off the top four and at home, where they have four wins out of five, they should be too strong for West Ham, even allowing for the Nuno bounce."
"Liverpool v Forest On form, both these teams are very beatable. Liverpool have scraped only three points from their last six league games, Forest four. But both did emerge from a losing streak in October Liverpool with a win over Villa (before they got battered by Haaland), Forest with a draw against Man United and a win over Leeds as Sean Dyche got them sorted. Liverpool remain formidable at home, but can they walk through this storm?"
Saturday 3–5pm will feature five Premier League matches. Bournemouth, previously second at Halloween, dropped after losses to Man City and Villa and sit ninth but remain only one point off the top four and boast four home wins from five, making them favourites against West Ham despite the Nuno bounce. Brighton and Brentford are level on 16 points from 11 games, both stronger at home so Brighton are favoured. Fulham have lost five of six league games while Sunderland sit fourth, refreshed after a draw with Arsenal and recent wins, including Chelsea. Liverpool and Forest have each been beatable recently, with Liverpool stronger at home. Wolves have collected only two points from 33 and have a new manager.
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