Louis-van-gaal2 Manchester United welcome Bournemouth to Old Trafford for the final Premier League clash of the season. The game was rearranged after abandonment on the Sunday, and now United aren’t likely to name a strong side given they have the FA Cup final to come at the weekend. Bournemouth might fancy their chances of an upset.

Manchester United have all but missed out on a Champions League place for next season with an 18-goal turnaround needed to overtake the Sky Blues on goal difference. Louis van Gaal’s men are currently 6th in the Premier League table with 63 points from 37 games, and were ending the season strongly before West Ham United beat them in their last outing at Upton Park. Nevertheless, three wins from their last five games isn’t a bad return, and the Red Devils have kept three clean sheets for their troubles too. They may boast having the best defensive record, but United aren’t going to be at their best for the Bournemouth with Van Gaal set to ring the changes.

Manchester United have an FA Cup final against Crystal Palace to play on the weekend, and therefore won’t risk their fitness on a largely needless fixture. Bournemouth still have pride to play for, and manager Eddie Howe will want his side to complete an unprecedented double over Manchester United after beating them 2-1 earlier in the season. The Cherries’ away form has been very impressive of late too, boasting three wins and a draw from their last six league games on the road. United should beware of Bournemouth, especially given the majority of their league defeats have come to bottom-half sides.

Bournemouth will name their strongest side to face Manchester United, while the hosts are expected to make changes across the field for Tuesday’s game. As a result, 888 Sport are giving odds of 19/17 for Bournemouth to win or draw against Man Utd. It certainly won’t be easy for the visitors, especially with their last five games seeing goals on either side. 888 Sport are giving odds of 4/6 for Both Teams to Score. Bournemouth’s pacey striker Callum Wilson should lead the line, and he can cause the United backline real problems with his speed. Betfair giving odds of 23/10 for Wilson to score anytime.

Bournemouth are 16th in the Premier League before their clash with Manchester United, and could go level on points with 13th-placed Watford with a win at Old Trafford on Tuesday night.

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