55/1 Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth Bet Builder Tip & Predictions

Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth betting tips and predictions for a bet builder on the opening weekend of the Premier League season from the Forest Ground. Forest avoided relegation last season despite a points deduction and the pundits are expecting them to struggle again this campaign. Bournemouth have lost Dominic Solanke to Tottenham and it will be a big ask to replace his goals, but will they be sucked into a relegation fight?

Nottm Forest vs Bournemouth Betting Odds

Forest are 29/20 to beat Bournemouth with Ladbrokes.
The odds for the draw in this one are 5/2 with a number of bookies including QuinnBet and you can see their sign-up offer here.
Bournemouth’s odds to beat Nottingham Forest are 19/10 with bet365.

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Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth Predictions

We’re starting our predictions off with a match result and going for the draw in this one. Hopefully, there will be goals in what could be an exciting clash and Forest’s last pre-season game was exactly that, beating Olympiakos 4-3 in a thriller. Bournemouth’s last friendly was almost as good, winning 3-2 against Girona. Our anytime goalscorer tip for this one is going to be flying winger Anthony Elanga. He scored a wonderful solo goal against Olympiakos and has looked sharp in pre-season. For our player to be carded bet in this one, we’re going with Marcos Sensei of Bournemouth. At the back end of last season he was booked four times in his last seven matches and he’ll be up against Chris Wood in this game as well as Forest’s quick attacking players and the tricky Morgan Gibbs-White.