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There is a sense that Bournemouth are underachieving this season. Only Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool have scored more goals than Andoni Iraola's side so far this season, so why has this not translated into points? While 26 goals is a decent tally, they have been spread across 12 of Bournemouth's 17 games; that's five blanks, and in six of the nine games where they have scored two more goals only three have resulted in wins. To some degree that is misfortune, but if you're scoring in clusters then you need defensive resolve to earn you points because there will be days – such as Saturday's frustrating 1-1 draw with Burnley – when Evanilson and David Brooks waste chances.
It was a similar story for West Ham who have been struggling on both attack and defence this season. Despite having a big budget, they have not been able to replace the goals of Michail Antonio and Jesse Lingard, and their lack of creativity has left them with few options up front. They need to sort out their attacking issues if they are going to compete in the top six.
Bournemouth's 1-1 draw against Burnley was a frustrating one for Cherries fans, who saw their side waste chances on multiple occasions. Despite having plenty of possession and chances, Bournemouth were unable to find the back of the net, and it wasn't until the 83rd minute that they finally scored.
The match between Brighton and Sunderland ended in a goalless draw, with neither team able to create any clear-cut chances. This is not an uncommon sight for Brighton, who have been struggling to score goals this season. Despite having a big budget, they have failed to find the right combination of players to score regularly.
Brighton's lack of scoring power has led to them being stuck in the bottom half of the table. They need to sort out their attacking issues if they are going to compete with the top teams in the league.
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There is a sense that Bournemouth are underachieving this season. Only Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool have scored more goals than Andoni Iraola's side so far this season, so why has this not translated into points? While 26 goals is a decent tally, they have been spread across 12 of Bournemouth's 17 games; that's five blanks, and in six of the nine games where they have scored two more goals only three have resulted in wins. To some degree that is misfortune, but if you're scoring in clusters then you need defensive resolve to earn you points because there will be days – such as Saturday's frustrating 1-1 draw with Burnley – when Evanilson and David Brooks waste chances.
It was a similar story for West Ham who have been struggling on both attack and defence this season. Despite having a big budget, they have not been able to replace the goals of Michail Antonio and Jesse Lingard, and their lack of creativity has left them with few options up front. They need to sort out their attacking issues if they are going to compete in the top six.
Bournemouth's 1-1 draw against Burnley was a frustrating one for Cherries fans, who saw their side waste chances on multiple occasions. Despite having plenty of possession and chances, Bournemouth were unable to find the back of the net, and it wasn't until the 83rd minute that they finally scored.
The match between Brighton and Sunderland ended in a goalless draw, with neither team able to create any clear-cut chances. This is not an uncommon sight for Brighton, who have been struggling to score goals this season. Despite having a big budget, they have failed to find the right combination of players to score regularly.
Brighton's lack of scoring power has led to them being stuck in the bottom half of the table. They need to sort out their attacking issues if they are going to compete with the top teams in the league.
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... They're scoring 26 goals but haven't really turned those chances into points because they just can't defend right? 
It's like they're all over the place, having these cluster of good games then going blank for weeks. And let's be real, when you're scoring in bunches, you need a solid backline to back it up 
. I mean, what's with Burnley getting that draw? 
West Ham is struggling too imo 
... They just can't replace those goals and their creative game is lacking 
... If they wanna stay in the top six, they need to sort out their attacking issues pronto 
. Brighton's another team stuck in a rut 
... Their attack is just not firing on all cylinders 
. They need to find that combo of players who can consistently score for them 
.
️! They got some talent 
Evanilson & David Brooks but they need to be more clinical 
in front of goal 
, when you're creating chances left & right but not scoring it's frustrating 
gotta sort out their attack too 
and now they're struggling to score 
. Brighton 
got some talent too 
but they need to find the right mix 
of players to score regularly 
I get that sometimes teams have bad days, but five blanks already? That's not normal. And it's not just Bournemouth, West Ham is struggling too, seems like they're missing that spark up front. Brighton's goalless draws are getting old, can't they find a way to create some chances?! 
they should just stick with one guy and see it through 1 season before making any changes and also those guys evanilson & david brooks are so inconsistent sometimes they're geniuses on the pitch then next minute they just waste chances like what even is that 
. One minute they're smashin' goals, next they're blankin' out completely 
. And don't even get me started on Burnley, they should've taken that win at the end of it 
️. It's gonna be interesting to see how these teams sort themselves out come the end of the season 
. And Brighton, man... I feel bad for them, they've got the talent, but it seems like they're just not clicking 
. Maybe if they make some savvy transfers & adjustments, we can see an improvement in their scoring ways 
.
. And Burnley, oh man, 1-1 against them? It should be a win for Bournemouth if you ask me! 
. And don't even get me started on West Ham, they've got all the money in the world and still can't find their creative spark 
. And Brighton? Forget about it, they're just going through the motions 
. I think there's a cover-up here, folks...