Newcastle to win at 1.62 seems like solid value based on their excellent recent form, with 6 consecutive victories in the league. They have been great at both ends this season, averaging 1.76 goals scored and 1.05 goals conceded per game, showing a potent attack and solid defence.

Their offensive strength, coupled with a generally reliable defence, positions them well to beat Bournemouth, who despite being in great form haven’t been amazing away from home this year winning just 4 of their 11 games. Newcastle’s recent ability to score early and completely dominate matches as well as the fact they are playing at home makes them fairly strong favourites to win.

Joelinton to commit 2 fouls at 1.40 is supported primarily by his average of 2.05 fouls per game this season. As a central midfielder with a combative style, he is regularly involved in breaking up opposition play and engaging in tackles.

Additionally, Bournemouth has a number of midfield players, including Antoine Semenyo and Ryan Christie, who are skilled at drawing fouls, making it likely that Joelinton will commit at least 2 fouls during the match.

Bournemouth to have over 4 shots on target at 1.62 is a reasonable bet based on their offensive statistics. Bournemouth average 5.57 shots on target per game, which is well above the 4-shot threshold. Their attacking players frequently test the goalkeeper, and against a Newcastle side that concedes 4.48 shots on target per match, Bournemouth should create enough opportunities to surpass 4 shots on target.

Newcastle to have over 5 shots on target at 1.25 is supported by their attacking numbers. They average 4.57 shots on target per game, and with their ability to generate offensive pressure, they are likely to surpass the 5-shot mark, especially playing at St James’ Park against a Bournemouth defence that concedes 5.10 shots on target per game.

Newcastle’s high shot volume and offensive prowess, particularly in recent matches, makes this a solid bet.

Newcastle over 5.5 corners at 1.6 is a justified bet due to their consistent corner-winning ability throughout the season. On average, Newcastle have won 5.76 corners per game, and their attacking play, particularly their focus on wide areas and delivering crosses, often results in corner opportunities. They create a lot of pressure through quick transitions and overloads on the wings, which regularly forces opponents to clear the ball behind for corners.

Against Bournemouth, who can struggle defensively when pressed and concede 5.24 corners per game, Newcastle are likely to surpass 5 corners, especially at home where their attacking output tends to be higher.

Bournemouth over 4.5 corners at 1.73 is also a solid bet, based on their attacking style and overall corner statistics. Bournemouth average 6.48 corners per game this season, indicating that they regularly win set pieces, especially with their fast-paced counter-attacking play.

They rely on width and quick transitions to create offensive pressure, which often results in corner opportunities. Against Newcastle, who allow around 4.5 shots on target per game and 5.33 corners per game, Bournemouth should generate enough chances to exceed 4 corners during the match.

Over 2.5 goals at 1.5 is a well supported option based on both teams’ attacking and defensive stats. Newcastle have averaged 1.76 goals scored per game, and Bournemouth have scored 1.52 per match. Both teams also concede over a goal per game (Newcastle 1.05 and Bournemouth 1.20), which sets the stage for a potentially high-scoring encounter.

With Newcastle’s potent attacking force, especially at home, and Bournemouth’s ability to score through fast breaks and wide play, the game will likely see over 2.5 goals, given both teams’ tendency to engage in matches with plenty of attacking action.

As Newcastle’s 2nd-top scorer with 6 goals, Gordon has been a key figure in their attack. He averages 2.15 shots per game and 0.85 on target, demonstrating his consistent ability to get into goalscoring positions and test the keeper.

Gordon has been involved in many of Newcastle’s key attacking moments this season, and with Bournemouth likely to concede a couple backing him to find the back of the net again in this fixture seems a solid choice. His form, combined with Newcastle’s offensive strength, makes him a strong candidate to score anytime.