Ryan ready for tough run
Bournemouth's Ryan Fraser says he is looking forward to his side's tough run of upcoming games.
The Scottish winger played a starring role as his country defeated Israel 3-2 on Tuesday to seal top spot in Nations League C Group 1.
It is back to domestic matters this weekend when the Cherries welcome Arsenal to the Vitality Stadium for a game they are 5/2 to win, with the draw 11/4 and the Gunners 19/20.
Eddie Howe's men then head north to take on Manchester City on December 1 and it is likely to be a testing fortnight for a team who have been one of the Premier League's surprise packages this season.
Bournemouth sit sixth in the table heading into the weekend and their form has not gone unnoticed, with striker Callum Wilson scoring on his England debut in last week's 3-0 win over USA.
Fraser admits the atmosphere in the camp is a confident one, after what has been an excellent first three months of the campaign.
The 24-year-old says they are now looking forward to testing themselves against some of the top flight's best teams and has predicted an exciting game against the Gunners.
"We've got Arsenal on Sunday and it's a massive game," he told TalkSport. "We've then got Manchester City after that, so two hard games but hopefully we can get something out of them.
"We've had really good games against Arsenal in the past; they're obviously different under the new manager and we're a different team this season too. We both like to score goals and I think it'll be an interesting game."
Bournemouth are 16/1 for a top 6 finish.
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Bournemouth's Ryan Fraser says he is looking forward to his side's tough run of upcoming games.
The Scottish winger played a starring role as his country defeated Israel 3-2 on Tuesday to seal top spot in Nations League C Group 1.
It is back to domestic matters this weekend when the Cherries welcome Arsenal to the Vitality Stadium for a game they are 5/2 to win, with the draw 11/4 and the Gunners 19/20.
Eddie Howe's men then head north to take on Manchester City on December 1 and it is likely to be a testing fortnight for a team who have been one of the Premier League's surprise packages this season.
Bournemouth sit sixth in the table heading into the weekend and their form has not gone unnoticed, with striker Callum Wilson scoring on his England debut in last week's 3-0 win over USA.
Fraser admits the atmosphere in the camp is a confident one, after what has been an excellent first three months of the campaign.
The 24-year-old says they are now looking forward to testing themselves against some of the top flight's best teams and has predicted an exciting game against the Gunners.
"We've got Arsenal on Sunday and it's a massive game," he told TalkSport. "We've then got Manchester City after that, so two hard games but hopefully we can get something out of them.
"We've had really good games against Arsenal in the past; they're obviously different under the new manager and we're a different team this season too. We both like to score goals and I think it'll be an interesting game."
Bournemouth are 16/1 for a top 6 finish.
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