Leeds United have won all seven of their home league games against Bournemouth, scoring 18 goals in the process; it’s the most they’ve faced a side on home soil with a 100% win rate in their league history.

The last league match between Leeds United and Bournemouth saw the Cherries win 4-1 in April 2023 in what was Javi Gracia’s final game in charge of the Whites. Bournemouth have never won back-to-back league meetings with the Yorkshire club.

After three goalless Premier League games, Leeds won 3-1 against Wolves last time out – the Whites last netted 3+ goals in back-to-back top-flight games in November 2022, one of which was at home against Bournemouth (won 4-3); the other saw them lose 4-3 away at Spurs.

Bournemouth have made their joint best start to a Premier League campaign after five games (10 points – W3 D1 L1), along with the 10 points they picked up in 2018-19. It’s the first time the Cherries will go into a Premier League game as high as fourth when they’ve played more than two games in a season.

Leeds are yet to concede a goal at Elland Road in the Premier League this season. The only two newly promoted clubs to keep a clean sheet in their first three games of a season are Swansea in 2011-12 and Watford in 2015-16.

Only Newcastle (37) have faced fewer shots in the Premier League so far this season than Bournemouth (40). Since facing 19 shots versus Liverpool, they haven’t allowed their opponents more than six shots in their last four games – the last team to go five in a row without facing more than six shots were Chelsea in October and November 2021.

Leeds are unbeaten in 22 home league games (W18 D4), keeping a clean sheet in 15 of those games and conceding only eight goals. The Whites have kept a clean sheet in their last four at Elland Road, last having a longer run in December and January in 2016-17 under Garry Monk (six in a row).

Since the start of last season, Leeds have won 72% of their league games with captain Ethan Ampadu starting (21/29), compared to only 45% without him (10/22). Ampadu’s overall win percentage when starting league games for the Whites is 64% (won 48 of 75), the best win ratio of any player to start 50+ league games in Leeds United’s history.

No player has made more line-breaking passes that have broken the defensive line in the Premier League this season than Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi (9), while 18.7% of his passes overall have been line-breaking passes, the second highest percentage among players with 200+ passes.

Leeds United’s Noah Okafor made 14 dribbles in their 3-1 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers, the most by a player in a Premier League match so far this season and most by a Leeds player in a top-flight match on record.