[EPL] Manchester United 4-1 Bournemouth

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Manchester United vs Bournemouth

Manchester United vs Bournemouth - Premier League Gameweek 20
Minggu, 30 Desember 2018
Kick Off : 23.30 WIB
Venue : Old Trafford, Manchester
Wasit : Lee Mason
Live : RCTI

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Head to Head pertemuan kedua tim :
Manchester United menang : 10x
Imbang : 3x
AFC Bournemouth menang : 2x

10 pertemuan terakhir kedua tim :
5 Januari 1985 - Manchester United 3-0 AFC Bournemouth - FA Cup
18 Februari 1989 - AFC Bournemouth 1-1 Manchester United - FA Cup
22 Februari 1989 - Manchester United 1-0 AFC Bournemouth - FA Cup
12 Desember 2015 - AFC Bournemouth 2-1 Manchester United - Premier League
18 Mei 2016 - Manchester United 3-1 AFC Bournemouth - Premier League
14 Agustus 2016 - AFC Bournemouth 1-3 Manchester United - Premier League
4 Maret 2017 - Manchester United 1-1 AFC Bournemouth - Premier League
14 Desember 2017 - Manchester United 1-0 AFC Bournemouth - Premier League
19 April 2018 - AFC Bournemouth 0-2 Manchester United - Premier League
3 November 2018 - AFC Bournemouth 1-2 Manchester United - Premier League

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EARLY TEAM NEWS FOR BOURNEMOUTH

Manchester United caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed his attacking options will hopefully increase when Bournemouth visit Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.

The Reds have won both games since Solskjaer took charge but Anthony Martial joined Alexis Sanchez and Romelu Lukaku on the sidelines when being taken ill over the Christmas period. United still proved too powerful for Huddersfield Town, recording a 3-1 victory, but reinforcements are on the way for the clash against the Cherries, who were beaten 5-0 at Tottenham Hotspur on Boxing Day.

When asked by MUTV if anybody was coming back for the next game, Ole replied:“Hopefully the front three with Romelu, Alexis and Anthony – that is not a bad three to have ready. So towards the end [of a game], when you are 2-0 up, 3-0 up, if you can put players with pace on, then that makes a difference.

”So when you score three at home but you know you have three lads awaiting to get on, then that’s great.“

Matteo Darmian, Chris Smalling, Marcos Rojo, Antonio Valencia and Scott McTominay were not involved against Huddersfield but the picture is beginning to look rosy, with Angel Gomes coming off the bench on Wednesday to show Ole's commitment to youth.

Alexis has been sidelined since the goalless draw with Crystal Palace in November but has been working hard to get back in action.

“I spoke to Alexis,” Solskjaer said to reporters. “He's back. He came in and had two days of good fitness work. Hopefully, he can join training with the ball as soon as we get back in again now. He's touch and go for Bournemouth but probably, well definitely, be involved against Newcastle [on 2 January].

“I don't have time to sit down and speak in that detail [about his confidence] but we had Christmas Day off and he was in training, eager to get back on the pitch. He's a workaholic, it seems like.”

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Pertandingan terakhir boxing days.
Bournemouth barusan dipermak 5-0 tanpa balas. Sebelumnya menang lawan Brighton. Mental United lagi giting. Optimis menang pastinya dirasain semua fans.
Ujian Ole yg pertama (Boxing Days) hampir selesai. Harus disadari juga United cukup beruntung di masa ini menghadapi tim tengah dan bawah. Ujian Ole selanjutnya adalah sewaktu menghadapi top 5. Apakah tetap konsisten atau kesulitan.

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CAN THE REDS WRAP UP 2018 WITH ANOTHER WIN?

Manchester United will be looking to record a trio of consecutive wins in the Premier League for the first time this season when Bournemouth come to Old Trafford on Sunday.

The fixture is our latest in the packed festive schedule, and comes hot on the heels of a confident 3-1 win over Huddersfield Town on Boxing Day, when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer took charge of his first home match as caretaker manager to great acclaim.

The Treble winner will be hoping United's positive momentum can be further extended after eight goals in two matches and a pair of entertaining attacking displays.

But how will Solskjaer's men cope with Eddie Howe's adventurous Cherries? Read on for the lowdown on United's final match of 2018...

WHAT'S THE TEAM NEWS?
Anthony Martial missed the victory over Huddersfield due to illness but could return on Sunday, while fellow forwards Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez could also be involved. Solskjaer revealed that the Chilean is ready to start ball work in training, when speaking after the Terriers match, but admitted United's no.7 might be more likely to feature in the Newcastle game on 2 January. Matteo Darmian, Chris Smalling, Marcos Rojo, Antonio Valencia and Scott McTominay also sat out the match, but Solskjaer could provide a further update on their availability in Friday morning's pre-match press conference.

WHAT ABOUT BOURNEMOUTH?
Cherries captain Simon Francis (knee) was stretchered from the field during Bournemouth's Boxing Day loss to Tottenham at Wembley, with boss Howe waiting on the results of a scan, but admitting “it didn't look good”. Lewis Cook (knee), Dan Gosling (knee) and Adam Smith (knee) have also been sidelined with lengthy complaints and are expected to miss out.

HOW GOOD IS OUR RECORD AGAINST BOURNEMOUTH?
The Dorset club did not reach the top flight until 2015, so we've faced the Cherries relatively few times. The teams met for the first occasion in 1949, when United ran out 6-0 winners in the FA Cup third round while still playing home games at Maine Road after the war. United have dominated the encounters, winning 10 of the 15 matches, drawing three times and losing just twice. However, Howe's men won the first-ever league match between the clubs - a 2-1 victory at the Vitality Stadium in 2015, when United were managed by Louis van Gaal. But Old Trafford remains unconquered territory: Bournemouth have lost five of their six games here, with a 1-1 draw in 2016/17 being their best effort to date. In last season's equivalent fixture, Romelu Lukaku scored the only goal on a bitterly cold and wet midweek evening in December.

WHAT'S BOURNEMOUTH'S FORM LIKE?
The Cherries delivered a strong opening couple of months to their campaign, and were up in the European spots for much of the early stages of the season, but they’ve fallen into mid-table during recent weeks, largely due to a disappointing record on the road. On Sunday they will be looking to avoid their fifth consecutive away league defeat after falling to Newcastle, Manchester City, Wolves and Tottenham on their most recent trips. The Boxing Day defeat at Wembley was a worrying 5-0 reverse to Mauricio Pochettino's flying Spurs, though Bournemouth spurned early opportunities through Ryan Fraser and David Brooks, and were unlucky to fall behind to Christian Eriksen's cruelly deflected long-range strike. Despite those results, the Cherries will still look forward to playing their part in what promises to be an open and entertaining game at Old Trafford. Outside of the top six, only Everton have notched more than Bournemouth's 27 goals.

ONE TO BEWARE
United will have to look out for the inventive Fraser and Brooks, along with dangerous striker Callum Wilson, who recently scored his first international goal for England. But Brooks is probably the standout story from Bournemouth's season so far. The 21-year-old was relatively unknown to those unfamiliar with football outside of the Premier League when he joined from Sheffield United in the summer, but the intelligent, lively midfielder has quickly made a name for himself, providing both goals and assists. As a teenager, Brooks was on the books at Manchester City, before being released, and has found his way to the top through hard work and humility, though his effective left foot has earned him the semi-serious nickname 'the Warrington Maradona'. “It's a bit far-fetched!” said the Welsh international. “But it means you're doing something right if people are saying nice things like that.”

WHO IS THE REFEREE?
Lee Mason takes charge of his second United match this season, with the first being November's 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace at Old Trafford. Mason has refereed nine Premier League games this season so far and is yet to brandish a red card, though he does average 3.8 yellows per game. He will be assisted by Marc Perry and Adrian Holmes, while Mike Dean will act as the fourth official.

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2 - 0 aja deh

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SOLSKJAER'S SQUAD UPDATE FOR BOURNEMOUTH GAME

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed that he could have several more players available for Manchester United's final game of 2018, against Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Sunday (kick-off 16:30 GMT).

The Norwegian spoke to the media on Friday morning ahead of the match, and revealed that Romelu Lukaku, Alexis Sanchez and Anthony Martial all took part in light training at the Aon Training Complex on Thursday after all of them missed the 3-1 Boxing Day win over Huddersfield.

Solskjaer also suggested Marcos Rojo and Scott McTominay might also be able to increase their involvement in training soon, but admitted that Chris Smalling is likely to be absent until the Tottenham Hotspur fixture at Wembley on 13 January, due to a foot problem.

“We've not had a lot of training since [the Huddersfield game],” explained United's new caretaker manager. “We had yesterday [Thursday] off so today is the first day back.

”Romelu [Lukaku], Anthony [Martial] and Alexis were [in] light [training] yesterday so hopefully they can join part of the training today and let's see after they've come through. Marcos [Rojo] and Scott [McTominay] look like they can take part very soon as well, so it's looking better.

“Smalling has got a sore foot, so I don't think we'll see him until the New Year anyway - maybe not even before Spurs [on 13 January] probably, around that time, but you never know.”

Of the players mentioned, only Martial has featured thus far under Solskjaer, but the Frenchman was forced out of the Huddersfield match due to illness.

Despite a 5-1 scoreline and a tremendous performance in the first match of the Treble winner's stewardship at Cardiff, Solskjaer made several changes for his second game, underlining to the squad that everyone will get their chance to impress.

With United's next match at Newcastle following just three days after the Bournemouth clash, the caretaker manager will be keen to use the depth of his squad wherever possible.

Bournemouth shared some early team news of their own on Thursday, when they confirmed they will be without their captain Simon Francis at Old Trafford, after the centre-back was stretchered off during the 5-0 defeat to Tottenham at Wembley on Boxing Day. Scans later revealed a rupture to the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. The defender joins midfielder Lewis Cook on the sidelines, who suffered a similar injury earlier in the month.

Dan Gosling and Adam Smith are also expected to miss out, after playing no part in recent games due to knee complaints.

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