Preview the matchup between Manchester United and AFC Bournemouth with predictions, odds, over/under, betting lines and more.

There's progress at Man United this season, but their defensive problems are far from being solved, so this game screams goals. Aston Villa sit third, with United sixth after 16 games. Villa are just three points behind league leaders Arsenal, so this match is of maximum importance in what could be a historical campaign.

Bournemouth attack with pace, penetration and conviction. As for United, they are a chaotic team operating in what often feels like a chaotic system, but they can score goals — only Arsenal can match their tally of 30 in the Premier League, the joint-second most in the division behind only City’s 38.

Ruben Amorim’s Man United have lost just once in their last eight games, winning four in that run, as they continue to kick on in their push for a top four finish. They led 1-0 against West Ham last time out but gave up a late goal to drop two points in a frustrating outing.

Manchester United hopes to keep its winning ways intact on Monday, as they get set to host Bournemouth in the lone English Premier League match of the day. Manchester United might have entered the 2025-26 season with limited expectations, but the team is doing its part to not only stay competitive with the best of the EPL.

Manchester United drew 4-4 with Bournemouth in an eight-goal thriller at Old Trafford. Amad and Casemiro scored headers for the hosts either side of Antoine Semenyo 's sharp finish. Evanilson netted clinically before Marcus Tavernier and Bruno Fernandes exchanged free kicks.

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If the past 20 years have shown us anything, it’s that United has been able to manage growth and spend large amounts, despite massive debts.

Manchester United Under-21s brought European football back to Old Trafford on Friday night as they hosted Borussia Dortmund II in the Premier League International Cup.United had opened the