Our prediction for this Championship match:
Barnsley
Match Time & Date:
29 January 2022
15:00
Prediction: 1-2
Bournemouth
Bournemouth will look to regain their spot in top two when they take on Barnsley at Oakwell on Saturday afternoon. The Cherries impressed in the first half of the season, but they head into the match following back-to-back losses to Luton Town and Hull City. Lewis Cook should recover in time to face the Tykes, while Chris Mepham who limped off with injury at the weekend, is unlikely to feature in Saturday’s clash.
Barnsley, on the other hand, are fighting hard to secure yet another Championship survival. The Tykes, though, are on a three-game losing run, meaning that Bournemouth will not have a better chance than this to return to winning ways in the English second tier. Both Cauley Woodrow and Aapo Halme remain on the sidelines with injuries, while Liam Kitching is rated doubtful for the home side.
Highlighted Player (Robbie Brady):
Robbie Brady is an Irish footballer who plays for Norwich City as a winger, but he is capable of playing at left back as well. Brady began his youth career at St. Kevin’s Boys, where he was spotted by Manchester United scouts. In 2008 he joined the Old Trafford outfit at age 16.
He played for Manchester United U-18 team, but he did not make his debut for the senior team. The Irish footballer played for Hull City on loan in the 2011/2012 and the 2012/2013 Championship campaigns and in January, 2013 he signed a permanent deal with the Tigers for an undisclosed fee. Robbie Brady made his Republic of Ireland debut on 8 September, 2012, in a 4-1 win over Oman and it has to be noted that he scored one goal and provided two assists for his teammates in the victory over the Asian team.
He represented the Boys in Green at the 2016 European Championship finals and he scored the winner against Italy that helped the team make it to the knockout stages of the showpiece tournament.
Highlighted Team (Bournemouth):
Bournemouth are a professional football club that was formed back in 1890. The Cherries secured promotion to the Premier League in the 2015/2016 season, with the team making it to the English top flight for the first time ever.
Bournemouth play their home games at Dean Court and the capacity of the stadium is 11,469.
The Cherries enjoyed a very successful season on their Premier League debut, with the team beating the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United in the national championship. Glenn Murray scored the winner for Bournemouth in the 1-0 win over the capital club at Stamford Bridge and that is probably the greatest victory in the club’s history.
Bournemouth have been participating in the FA Cup since 1913, but they have yet to win the trophy in the prestigious competition. It has to be noted that the club’s original name Boscombe Athletic Football Club was changed to Bournemouth back in 1923 as the club owners wanted the Cherries to be more representative of the district.
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