Bournemouth press the first receiver and connect quickly toward Evanilson. Manchester United have a direct scoring route through Tielemans and Mbeumo. Palace's best attacking sequence moves from midfield to a low wing delivery. Newcastle can reach Wissa through Hall and Barnes after winning the second ball.
Cook, Christie and Adams give Bournemouth a tested recovery chain, with Tavernier joining the finish. United did score from Tielemans' delivery at Leeds, but their central exit broke down at Como and their later attacks were sparse. United's Sesko, Mainoo, Shaw, Ugarte and Dorgu missed Como; Bournemouth's Tóth played briefly against Milan before injury, while its main midfield pressing roles remain. I expect Bournemouth to disrupt enough first passes to keep supplying their forwards. That's why I'm siding with Bournemouth to earn a result.
Khalaili's delivery to Pino and Mateta's participation gave Palace a working route at Besiktas. Newcastle produced volume against Villa and Coventry but turned few of those attacks into shots on target. Mateta and Disasi played Palace's last match, while Henderson missed it; Newcastle's Elanga and Ramsey missed their last two and their return loads are limited. I expect Palace to press the first Newcastle pass and use its wingbacks to keep the box supplied. That's why I'm siding with Crystal Palace to hold off an away win.
