Newcastle host Bournemouth at St James’ Park on Saturday lunchtime. The hosts won at Tottenham last weekend, while Bournemouth have led in both their games so far and taken just a single point.Ahead of Saturday’s early kick-off on Tyneside, BetMGM are offering new customers the chance to grab £40 in free bets. Sign up via our link, opt in, deposit £10 and place a £10 bet at odds of evens or better.Anthony Elanga has scored in both of Newcastle’s games, the first Newcastle player to do that at the start of a season since Alan Shearer in 2003-04. His finish at Tottenham gave Matthias Jaissle a first league win since taking charge. Yoane Wissa added an overhead kick ten minutes later to settle it.Bournemouth have been in front in both matches and have one point to show for it. Marcus Tavernier put them ahead at the Etihad before Marc Guéhi and Josko Gvardiol scored in the last six minutes. Alex Scott’s first-half goal against Everton lasted until James Tarkowski turned in a corner in the 91st.Grab even more value with BetMGMTo get the offer, sign up with BetMGM as a new customer via our link and claim your £40 free bet package in three simple steps:Deposit £10 or more into your new account using a debit cardPlace a £10 bet on any market at odds of 2.0 or higherOnce your bet settles, you’ll receive two £10 sports bets and two £10 Bet Builders, all valid for 7 daysTimely for a lunchtime kick-off between two sides who have conceded late in every game they have played this season.Elanga’s scoring start to punish Bournemouth’s habit of losing leads lateNewcastle conceded 16 goals in the final ten minutes of Premier League matches last season, more than any other side in the division. It has already cost them this season, Liverpool’s stoppage-time penalty turning a home win into a 2-2 draw on the opening day. Bournemouth have now conceded on 84 minutes and in the 91st in their two games, so neither defence has shown it can see a match out.The complication is that Bournemouth were the better side across last season. Newcastle, however, did win ten of their 19 home games and Elanga and Wissa have started the season in strong form. Bournemouth have been impressive, with Marco Rose having them press high, but they have faded late on in games and have given goals away at the stage where this one also looks likely to be settledNewcastle United to winBoth teams to scoreFor Rose, a third game without a win would start to make Bournemouth’s sixth-place finish feel like someone else’s season.Understanding the offerTo qualify:Register as a new BetMGM customer ahead of Newcastle vs Bournemouth (18+) and select the Sports Welcome Offer at sign-upDeposit £10 or more using a debit cardPlace a single £10 qualifying bet at minimum odds of evens (2.0) within 7 daysOnce the bet settles, you’ll receive 2 x £10 sports bets and 2 x £10 bet builders, valid for 7 daysYou’ll receive:4 x £10 free bets, credited automatically once your qualifying bet settles2 x £10 for football accumulators with a minimum of four selections2 x £10 for sports multiples with a minimum of two selectionsAll free bets expire 7 days after being creditedKey terms and conditions of this BetMGM offer New customers only, 18+, opt-in required at sign-up Qualifying bet must be placed at minimum odds of evens (2.0) Qualifying bet excludes virtual sports, esports and non-UK/Ireland horse racing Free bets must be selected via the checkbox on the betslip Free bet stakes are not included in returns Free bets expire 7 days after being credited One offer per household, computer or IP address Read more about the Premier League during the 2026/27 seasonPremier League winner oddsPremier League relegation oddsPremier League refereesGolden Boot oddsAbout the authorZack LaneZack Patrick Lane is an enthusiastic sports writer and lifelong Aston Villa supporter who passionately follows the beautiful game. With a most improved player award being his highest accolade in youth football, Zack turned to writing about football rather than playing it. Today, he channels that passion into his commentary, while also keeping a keen eye on a wide range of other sports.Find Zack’s socials: X: @avfczackpatrickLinkedInRemember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry or depressedGamcare – www.gamcare.org.ukFind our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.Commercial content notice: Taking one of the bookmaker offers featured in this article may result in a payment to talkSPORT. 18+. T&Cs apply.