The Cherries hit that mark in Week 17, then promptly drew three-of-four matches to sink eighth. They reclaimed fifth in Week 25 with a win at 20th-place Southampton and have since taken a single point from four matches including home losses to Wolves and Brentford.

This was the sixth time Bournemouth have played Brentford in the Premier League and the Cherries are yet to beat the Bees. Andoni Iraola's side had made a fine start as left-back Milos Kerkez, whose wonderful cross set up Marcus Tavernier's opener in Sunday's 2-2 draw at Tottenham,

BOURNEMOUTH host Brentford in the final game of a packed Premier League Saturday. The hosts have slowed down from their early season form but Bournemouth will still fancy their chances against