Bournemouth vs Leeds United: the race for Europe at the Vitality Stadium 
Bournemouth host Leeds United. The home side are chasing a top-seven finish. Survival is the priority for the visitors. Kick-off should set up a fiercely contested game. The atmosphere will be buzzing from the first whistle.
Bournemouth’s cycle under Andoni Iraola is coming to an end 
The home coach will leave the club at the end of the season. His team are unbeaten in 13 matches. The recent win over Newcastle has only sharpened their European ambitions. Their historical record against Leeds United is still badly one-sided against them. This club often struggles against promoted sides. The defence will need to keep Leeds United’s attack in check. Marco Rose is set to take over on the touchline this summer.
Leeds United’s fight for survival under Daniel Farke 
April has been very kind to Leeds this year. The side are on the back of two straight league wins. They recently beat Manchester United at Old Trafford. Their cushion above the relegation zone now stands at eight points. The visiting manager has never lost against this opponent. Their away form has given the fans real confidence. The dressing room is full of belief heading into this trip.
Expected line-ups
Bournemouth : Petrovic ; Jimenez, Hill, Senesi, Truffert ; Christie, Scott ; Rayan, Kroupi, Tavernier ; Evanilson
Leeds United : Darlow ; Justin, Bijol, Struijk ; Bogle, Ampadu, Tanaka, Gudmundsson ; Aaronson, Okafor ; Calvert-Lewin
Football prediction Bournemouth vs Leeds United
Bournemouth to win
The home side’s attacking momentum should set the tone. European motivation will push the hosts on.
The away defence will eventually buckle under the pressure. The gaps left behind should open the door for the Bournemouth forwards.
The scoreline will back the favourites on Wednesday.
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