Football predictions for tomorrow

Liverpool should have enough quality to win this by more than one goal, particularly with home advantage at Anfield. Forest have started the season poorly, losing 1-0 to Leeds, while Liverpool showed their attacking potential by scoring twice against Newcastle despite playing away.

Liverpool are likely to dominate possession and create the majority of the chances, although Forest could exploit spaces in transition. BTTS landed in Liverpool's opening game of the season, while the same outcome occurred in 68% of their home matches last season.

Liverpool opened their league campaign with an entertaining 2-2 draw at Newcastle, highlighting some defensive vulnerabilities under Andoni Iraola, while Forest also have enough attacking quality to threaten Liverpool.

RB Leipzig hold a massive psychological advantage at the Red Bull Arena, where they remain completely unbeaten in all 10 historical home matches against the Foals, securing 6 victories and 4 draws. Martín Demichelis enjoyed a perfect competitive debut last weekend with a 6-0 DFB-Pokal thumping of Eintracht Trier. Given that Borussia Mönchengladbach have failed to win any of their last 11 top-flight away fixtures, a home win is highly expected.

Both teams enter this opening fixture boasting incredible offensive momentum following high-scoring domestic cup displays last week. While Leipzig filled their boots with 6 goals, Gladbach showed great attacking clarity by putting 5 goals past Schott Mainz. Over the summer window, Gladbach added prolific forward Isac Lidberg to replace departed assets. With both tactical systems finding their groove, expect attackers like Antonio Nusa and Lidberg to find holes in the opposing backlines.

The tactical identity under Demichelis leans heavily toward high-pressing, transition-based fluid football. Leipzig closed out their previous Bundesliga season with a dominant home rhythm, including a 4-0 victory over Hoffenheim. Their last 2 competitive matchups combined for an aggregate total of 11 goals scored. With Gladbach eager to break their away rut and showcasing immense pre-season firepower, this opening battle is perfectly set up to easily clear the 2-goal mark.

Bournemouth were unlucky to leave Manchester without a point last weekend. They led Man City for most of the game before conceding twice in the final six minutes. The Cherries now return home, where they will look to get their first points of the season. 

Everton have started well with wins over Crystal Palace and Preston, but Bournemouth have a great recent record in this fixture. They have won nine of their last 12 meetings with the Toffees and should be confident after their performance against City. 

Both teams should get on the scoresheet this week. Everton scored six goals in their first two matches of the new campaign, while Bournemouth have seen BTTS land in seven of their last nine Premier League matches.

A competitive contest could end in a narrow home victory. Bournemouth have won six of their last seven matches against Everton, and I fancy the Cherries to edge the contest, with both teams also backed to score.

Bournemouth should at least avoid defeat this weekend. The Cherries are unbeaten in 20 of their last 21 competitive matches while they have won six of their last seven games against Everton.