AFC Bournemouth v Burnley, 29 November 2017

Score2-1 to Burnley
RefereeRoger East
CompetitionPremier League
VenueVitality Stadium
Attendance10,302

View AFC Bournemouth v Burnley head to head

Kick-off: 7.45pm Burnley had now lost one of the last nine meetings in all competitions (won five).

1 AFC Bournemouth

2 Burnley

Goals:

Josh King 79 G

Goals:

Chris Wood 37 G
Robbie Brady 65 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Asmir Begović
Defender Nathan Aké
Defender Steve Cook
Defender/Midfielder Charlie Daniels
Defender/Midfielder Simon Francis
Midfielder Harry Arter
Midfielder Marc Pugh
Midfielder Drew Surman
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe
Forward Josh King
Forward Callum Wilson

Starting lineup:

Nick Pope Goalkeeper
Phil Bardsley Defender
Ben Mee Defender
James Tarkowski Defender
Robbie Brady Defender/Midfielder
Jack Cork Defender/Midfielder
Stephen Ward Defender/Midfielder
Steven Defour Midfielder
Jeff Hendrick Midfielder
Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson Midfielder/Forward
Chris Wood Forward

Substitutions:

Lewis Cook for Harry Arter 58
Jermain Defoe for Marc Pugh 64
Ryan Fraser for Jordon Ibe 69

Substitutions:

Ashley R Westwood for Steven Defour 75
Ashley Barnes for Jeff Hendrick 86
Sam Vokes for Chris Wood 90

Cards:

Cards:

Sam Vokes 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Artur Boruc
Defender Adam Smith
Defender/Midfielder Dan Gosling
Midfielder Lewis Cook
Midfielder Ryan Fraser
Forward Benik Afobe
Forward Jermain Defoe

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard
Defender Kevin Long
Defender Charlie Taylor
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Forward Ashley Barnes
Forward Sam Vokes

Comments:

League position: 15th AFC Bournemouth had now lost four of their seven home games so far in this Premier League season. The Cherries failed in their attempt to keep four consecutive clean sheets in the Premier League for the first time. This game was played on manager Eddie Howe’s 40th birthday. He had managed both clubs.

Comments:

League position: 6th Burnley had now earned 14 away points so far in this season, equalling their highest Premier League away total in a completed season. This was the second time that the Clarets had won consecutive away games in the Premier League (also in May 2015). This was their fourth away league win in 2017-18; their most in a top division season since 1974-75.

1 AFC Bournemouth

Goals:

Josh King 79 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Asmir Begović
Defender Nathan Aké
Defender Steve Cook
Defender/Midfielder Charlie Daniels
Defender/Midfielder Simon Francis
Midfielder Harry Arter
Midfielder Marc Pugh
Midfielder Drew Surman
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe
Forward Josh King
Forward Callum Wilson

Substitutions:

Lewis Cook for Harry Arter 58
Jermain Defoe for Marc Pugh 64
Ryan Fraser for Jordon Ibe 69

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Artur Boruc
Defender Adam Smith
Defender/Midfielder Dan Gosling
Midfielder Lewis Cook
Midfielder Ryan Fraser
Forward Benik Afobe
Forward Jermain Defoe

Comments:

League position: 15th AFC Bournemouth had now lost four of their seven home games so far in this Premier League season. The Cherries failed in their attempt to keep four consecutive clean sheets in the Premier League for the first time. This game was played on manager Eddie Howe’s 40th birthday. He had managed both clubs.

2 Burnley

Goals:

Chris Wood 37 G
Robbie Brady 65 G

Starting lineup:

Nick Pope Goalkeeper
Phil Bardsley Defender
Ben Mee Defender
James Tarkowski Defender
Robbie Brady Defender/Midfielder
Jack Cork Defender/Midfielder
Stephen Ward Defender/Midfielder
Steven Defour Midfielder
Jeff Hendrick Midfielder
Jóhann Berg Gudmundsson Midfielder/Forward
Chris Wood Forward

Substitutions:

Ashley R Westwood for Steven Defour 75
Ashley Barnes for Jeff Hendrick 86
Sam Vokes for Chris Wood 90

Cards:

Sam Vokes 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard
Defender Kevin Long
Defender Charlie Taylor
Defender/Midfielder Ashley R Westwood
Midfielder Scott Arfield
Forward Ashley Barnes
Forward Sam Vokes

Comments:

League position: 6th Burnley had now earned 14 away points so far in this season, equalling their highest Premier League away total in a completed season. This was the second time that the Clarets had won consecutive away games in the Premier League (also in May 2015). This was their fourth away league win in 2017-18; their most in a top division season since 1974-75.