Everton are averaging just 2.24 goals per game in the Premier League this season, which is the joint-lowest figure in the league alongside Sunderland. However, they play with a lot more attacking intent in front of a home support, and that figure rises to a much more respectable 2.58 goals per game at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this term. 

In fact, this selection has landed in ten of the last eleven home matches for Everton across all competitions, only failing in a 1-0 loss against Arsenal. The Toffees should have much more success in the final third against Bournemouth here, considering the Cherries have shipped 30 goals in their 12 Premier League away games this season - no side has conceded more. 

Averaging 3.4 goals per game this season, Bournemouth have been an entertaining team to watch, with chances usually available at both ends of the field. 

They come into this clash in a rich vein of form, too, unbeaten in their last six across all competitions. They have scored 13 goals in those games and have taken three points from both Liverpool and Spurs. Despite their positive results, Bournemouth have still picked up 16 cards in that recent stretch, highlighting how their games often tend to be very open. 

Bournemouth are averaging 2.48 yellow cards per game this season across all competitions, rising to 2.92 when playing away. This selection has landed in 12 out of 13 away games for them this season, only failing against Chelsea. However, Bournemouth were fortunate in that one; Thomas Bramall only awarded one yellow to the visitors, despite them racking up 12 infringements. 

Meanwhile, Everton are drawing 2.3 cards per game on Merseyside this season, with this selection landing in each of their last six home outings.

Following the departure of Antoine Semenyo, Andoni Iraola also had to deal with Justin Kluivert and Marcus Tavernier picking up injuries in quick succession, leaving him without three key attacking players. However, the Spaniard deserves credit, as his side have remained a threat in the final third, and have caused problems even for the elite defences. 

Eli Kroupi has benefitted from those absentees, and has locked down a more secure role in the starting eleven. He has started each of the last six successive matches, and landed this bet in four of those. While his average of 2.78 shots per 90 is nothing too impressive for a forward, Kroupi tends to be efficient with his efforts. 

He has the best conversion rate out of all Premier League players, with 32% of his attempts finding the back of the net, and 56% at least hitting the target.

James Tarkowski has been a consistent figure once again at the back for Everton this season, and is one of only four Premier League outfield players yet to miss a single minute of top-flight action. His foul-drawn numbers have been a bit less consistent this term, and they seem to be trending upwards. 

The centre back is averaging 1.06 fouls drawn per 90 this season across all competitions, with that figure rising sharply to 1.74 fouls drawn per 90 in his last ten matches. He has landed this selection in eight of those. 

Especially when playing at home, Tarkowski seems to hit the deck easily and buy cheap free-kicks. He has drawn a total of 11 fouls in his last four home outings alone, landing two or more fouls drawn in all of those games. That takes his average to 1.47 fouls drawn per 90 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season.