Bournemouth enter in excellent form, unbeaten in five across all competitions with three straight 3-0 wins, led by Tavernier and Kluivert. Scott and Araujo are out, weakening midfield ball-winning and right-back rotation. Leeds are defensively solid, conceding just six in eight league games, but have scored only two in their last four and will struggle to break open a game away from home. The market and home advantage lean Bournemouth, yet the other signal points toward a draw or Leeds, a clear directional split that keeps a meaningful upset window open. Overall, a narrow home win in a low-scoring game is the base case.