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Manchester United vs Bournemouth Prediction Premier League 15.12.2025

Alexandru Florin 14 December 2025

Manchester United vs Bournemouth Prediction Premier League

Manchester United vs Bournemouth Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League, scheduled for Monday, December 15, 2025, at 20:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and NOW TV from Old Trafford in Manchester. United come into this one sitting sixth, while Bournemouth are trying to halt a worrying slide down the table. In this article, you’ll discover Premier League Predictions from the XpertStats team, built around form, numbers and a bit of football instinct.

Manchester United arrive after a convincing league win and renewed confidence
Bournemouth are winless in six Premier League matches but remain dangerous away
Recent meetings at Old Trafford have produced unexpected scorelines
Both sides show strong trends for high-scoring matches this season

Manchester United finally look like a side moving in the right direction. Ruben Amorim’s men have lost just once in their last nine league games, collecting 18 points in that spell. The 4-1 win at Wolves last Monday felt important, not just for the scoreline but for the mood. Bruno Fernandes was everywhere, scoring twice and assisting once, and he has now been directly involved in eight goals across his last eight league appearances. Still, there’s a catch. United have kept only one clean sheet all season, and that defensive fragility keeps games open, sometimes uncomfortably so.

Over 2.5 Goals @1.53
Backing over 2.5 goals here aligns neatly with the numbers and the eye test. Bournemouth are one of the most goal-heavy teams in the league, with 86% of their matches finishing above 2.5 goals and an average of 4.29 goals per game. Even when results haven’t gone their way, entertainment has. Manchester United are slightly more controlled, but defensive issues remain. They allow chances too easily, keeping just one clean sheet all season. That vulnerability boosts the goal potential. United also average 2.86 total goals per match, and 57% of their games see both teams score. With Bruno Fernandes pulling the strings and Bournemouth desperate to end a scoring drought, both sides have reasons to attack rather than sit back. It’s hard to see either manager settling for a low-risk approach on a Monday night spotlight. Goals feel far more likely than caution.