Ewarton's fate is in their own hands, as they only need to beat Bournemouth to keep their place in the Premier League for the coming season.
For a team fighting for relegation, a home game against a team with little motivation is an ideal scenario, but Towers has lost 3 games in a row at home to Addison Park recently, so I'm sure the players are under a lot of pressure.
However, Dyche has been there before and I'm sure he'll do everything he can to calm the players down and give them confidence. He will make sure that the team is well organized, that every player fights for everyone, and he will ask the players to show the same spirit that they have shown in the away games against Leicester City, Brighton and Wolves.
Cavitryun's health is a concern, so if he's not available, Dewey McNeil and Iwobi will have to contribute up front, and I expect a pair of stalwarts to be able to threaten in dead-ball situations as well.
As for Ponemouth, they are able to relax and enjoy this game. But it's worth mentioning that one of their main strikers, Solanki, used to play for Liverpool, so he will be pushed to score against his former rivals in the same city and try to be in the news.
Filabinen is another player who can pose a threat to Ewarton, but I think the hosts will be in control and goalkeeper Bickford will have to give his best performance to make it difficult for the visitors to break through his fingers.
