AFC Bournemouth v Stoke City, 06 May 2017

Score2-2
RefereePaul Tierney
CompetitionPremier League
VenueVitality Stadium
Attendance11,046

View AFC Bournemouth v Stoke City head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm This was the first time that both sides 'scored' an own goal in a Premier League game since Queens Park Rangers versus Liverpool on 19 October 2014.

2 AFC Bournemouth

2 Stoke City

Goals:

Junior Stanislas 62 G
Ryan Shawcross own goal 81 OG

Goals:

Lys Mousset own goal 33 OG
Mame Biram Diouf 73 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Artur Boruc
Defender Steve Cook
Defender Adam Smith
Defender/Midfielder Charlie Daniels
Defender/Midfielder Simon Francis
Midfielder Harry Arter
Midfielder Lewis Cook
Midfielder Marc Pugh
Midfielder Junior Stanislas
Forward Josh King
Forward Lys Mousset

Starting lineup:

Jack Butland Goalkeeper
Marc Muniesa Defender
Ryan Shawcross Defender/Centre back
Glen Johnson Defender/Full back
Geoff Cameron Defender/Midfielder
Bruno Martins Indi Defender/Midfielder
Joe Allen Midfielder
Glenn Whelan Midfielder
Xherdan Shaqiri Midfielder/Forward
Marko Arnautović Forward
Mame Biram Diouf Forward

Substitutions:

Ryan Fraser for Lys Mousset 58
Max Gradel for Junior Stanislas 72
Jordon Ibe for Marc Pugh 79

Substitutions:

Jon Walters for Mame Biram Diouf 77
Erik Pieters for Marko Arnautović 90

Cards:

Harry Arter 26 Y
Max Gradel 89 Y

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Ryan Allsopp
Defender Baily Cargill
Defender Tyrone Mings
Defender Brad Smith
Midfielder Ryan Fraser
Midfielder/Forward Max Gradel
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Lee Grant
Defender Erik Pieters
Midfielder Charlie Adam
Midfielder Ramadan Sobhi
Forward Saido Berahino
Forward Peter Crouch
Forward Jon Walters

Comments:

League position: 10th AFC Bournemouth had now scored their fifth own goal of the season in the Premier League (a joint-high along with Hull City and Swansea City) after scoring none in the previous season. Lys Moussett became the first player to score an own goal on his first start in the Premier League since fellow Cherry Tyrone Mings at Hull City on 14 January 2017. The Cherries failed in their attempt to keep clean sheets in three consective games in the Premier League for the first time. AFC Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe said: "It means everything to the club to establish ourselves in the Premier League. It is an incredibly tough league as we found this year. We have the same points total as last year so now we are looking to beat that and try and finish in the top 10."

Comments:

League position: 13th Mame Biram Diouf scored Stoke City's first away goal in the Premier League in 629 minutes. The Potters had now won one of their last nine games in the Premier League (lost five). Since making his debut in the Premier League in August 2008, Ryan Shawcross had now scored five own goals. Only Martin Skrtel (seven) and Richard Dunne (six) had scored more in the same period. Stoke City manager Mark Hughes said: "Disappointed not to win but I thought it was a good performance. We had a game plan to frustrate them and it worked. I think their first goal was offside, and we are disappointed the referee did not see fit to send one of their players early off in the game."

2 AFC Bournemouth

Goals:

Junior Stanislas 62 G
Ryan Shawcross own goal 81 OG

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Artur Boruc
Defender Steve Cook
Defender Adam Smith
Defender/Midfielder Charlie Daniels
Defender/Midfielder Simon Francis
Midfielder Harry Arter
Midfielder Lewis Cook
Midfielder Marc Pugh
Midfielder Junior Stanislas
Forward Josh King
Forward Lys Mousset

Substitutions:

Ryan Fraser for Lys Mousset 58
Max Gradel for Junior Stanislas 72
Jordon Ibe for Marc Pugh 79

Cards:

Harry Arter 26 Y
Max Gradel 89 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Ryan Allsopp
Defender Baily Cargill
Defender Tyrone Mings
Defender Brad Smith
Midfielder Ryan Fraser
Midfielder/Forward Max Gradel
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe

Comments:

League position: 10th AFC Bournemouth had now scored their fifth own goal of the season in the Premier League (a joint-high along with Hull City and Swansea City) after scoring none in the previous season. Lys Moussett became the first player to score an own goal on his first start in the Premier League since fellow Cherry Tyrone Mings at Hull City on 14 January 2017. The Cherries failed in their attempt to keep clean sheets in three consective games in the Premier League for the first time. AFC Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe said: "It means everything to the club to establish ourselves in the Premier League. It is an incredibly tough league as we found this year. We have the same points total as last year so now we are looking to beat that and try and finish in the top 10."

2 Stoke City

Goals:

Lys Mousset own goal 33 OG
Mame Biram Diouf 73 G

Starting lineup:

Jack Butland Goalkeeper
Marc Muniesa Defender
Ryan Shawcross Defender/Centre back
Glen Johnson Defender/Full back
Geoff Cameron Defender/Midfielder
Bruno Martins Indi Defender/Midfielder
Joe Allen Midfielder
Glenn Whelan Midfielder
Xherdan Shaqiri Midfielder/Forward
Marko Arnautović Forward
Mame Biram Diouf Forward

Substitutions:

Jon Walters for Mame Biram Diouf 77
Erik Pieters for Marko Arnautović 90

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Lee Grant
Defender Erik Pieters
Midfielder Charlie Adam
Midfielder Ramadan Sobhi
Forward Saido Berahino
Forward Peter Crouch
Forward Jon Walters

Comments:

League position: 13th Mame Biram Diouf scored Stoke City's first away goal in the Premier League in 629 minutes. The Potters had now won one of their last nine games in the Premier League (lost five). Since making his debut in the Premier League in August 2008, Ryan Shawcross had now scored five own goals. Only Martin Skrtel (seven) and Richard Dunne (six) had scored more in the same period. Stoke City manager Mark Hughes said: "Disappointed not to win but I thought it was a good performance. We had a game plan to frustrate them and it worked. I think their first goal was offside, and we are disappointed the referee did not see fit to send one of their players early off in the game."