Man City take on Bournemouth at home in the final games of the premier league season.
MANAGERS
- Pep Guardiola has faced Andoni Iraola on four occasions, recording three wins and one loss.
- Andoni Iraola has faced Manchester City on four occasions, recording one win and three losses.
- Pep Guardiola has faced Bournemouth on 15 occasions, recording 14 wins and one loss.
TEAMS
- Away from home, Bournemouth currently has one loss in the last 13 games.
- Away from home, Bournemouth is on a streak of four consecutive games without losing.
- Bournemouth currently has one loss in the last six games.
- Bournemouth currently has two wins in the last 13 games.
- Bournemouth is on a streak of three consecutive games conceding goals.
- At home, Manchester City currently has one loss in the last eight games.
- At home, Manchester City currently has one draw in the last 13 games.
- At home, Manchester City is on a streak of six consecutive games scoring goals.
- At home, Manchester City is on a streak of six consecutive games without losing.
- At home, Manchester City is on a streak of four consecutive wins.
- Manchester City currently has one loss in the last 11 games.
- Manchester City is coming off two consecutive games without a win.
HEAD TO HEAD
- Manchester City and Bournemouth have faced each other 23 times, with Manchester City having the upper hand: 20 wins, against one victory for Bournemouth.
- At the Etihad Stadium, Manchester City has an advantage in clashes against Bournemouth: ten wins in 11 games. Bournemouth has never won at Manchester City’s ground, with one draw recorded.
- In the Premier League, there have been 15 matches between the two teams, with Manchester City winning 14 and Bournemouth winning once.
The closest Brentford came to restoring parity was when Christian Norgaard’s 86th-minute header was tipped over the crossbar by Bernd Leno, who had crucially denied Mbeumo from the spot in the first half.
The in-form Cameroon forward had scored his previous 11 penalties for the Bees, but Leno dived the right way to keep out the forward’s tame effort.
Only Manchester City, Newcastle, Arsenal and Liverpool have scored more goals than Brentford this season, but their defensive record on home soil leaves a lot to be desired.
Relegated Southampton and Ipswich are the only sides to concede more than their 35 in front of their own supporters this season – the most Brentford have shipped at home in the top flight since 1946-47.
Frank’s men must now beat Wolves away on the final day of the season and hope other results go their way to stand any chance of sneaking into Europe.
