Brighton and Hove Albion v AFC Bournemouth, 13 April 2019

Score5-0 to AFC Bournemouth
RefereeKevin Friend
CompetitionPremier League
VenueAMEX Stadium
Attendance30,460

View Brighton and Hove Albion v AFC Bournemouth head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm This was AFC Bournemouth's biggest win at Brighton and Hove Albion since a 6-1 victory at the Goldstone Ground in Division Three (South) on 19 February 1949. AFC Bournemouth were now unbeaten in the last ten league meetings (won six). Brighton and Hove Albion had now lost two of their last 15 home meetings in all competitions (won seven); also 0-2 in April 2015 in the League Championship. Premier League Head to Head Played: 4 Brighton and Hove Albion won: 0 Drawn: 1 AFC Bournemouth won: 3 Brighton and Hove Albion scored: 3 AFC Bournemouth scored: 11

0 Brighton and Hove Albion

Manager: Chris Hughton

5 AFC Bournemouth

Manager: Eddie Howe

Goals:

Goals:

Dan Gosling 33 G
Ryan Fraser 55 G
David Brooks 74 G
Callum Wilson 82 G
Junior Stanislas 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Mat Ryan
Defender Shane Duffy
Defender Martín Montoya
Defender/Midfielder Bernardo
Defender/Midfielder Lewis Dunk
Midfielder Yves Bissouma
Midfielder Davy Pröpper
Midfielder Dale Stephens
Midfielder/Forward Anthony Knockaert
Forward Florin Andone
Forward Jürgen Locadia

Starting lineup:

Artur Boruc Goalkeeper
Nathan Aké Defender
Steve Cook Defender
Chris Mepham Defender
Adam Smith Defender
Dan Gosling Defender/Midfielder
David Brooks Midfielder
Ryan Fraser Midfielder
Jefferson Lerma Midfielder
Josh King Forward
Callum Wilson Forward

Substitutions:

Glenn Murray for Florin Andone 58
José Izquierdo for Davy Pröpper 63

Substitutions:

Dominic Solanke for Josh King 76
Junior Stanislas for Callum Wilson 83
Jack Simpson for Steve Cook 87

Cards:

Florin Andone 50 Y
Anthony Knockaert 68 R
Yves Bissouma 78 Y

Cards:

Nathan Aké 22 Y
Chris Mepham 50 Y
Dan Gosling 64 Y
Artur Boruc 71 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Button
Defender Gaëtan Bong
Defender Dan Burn
Midfielder Alireza Jahanbakhsh
Midfielder Beram Kayal
Midfielder/Forward José Izquierdo
Forward Glenn Murray

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Asmir Begović
Defender Nathaniel Clyne
Defender Jack Simpson
Midfielder Junior Stanislas
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe
Forward Lys Mousset
Forward Dominic Solanke

Comments:

League position: 17th This was Brighton and Hove Albion's biggest home league defeat since an 8-2 defeat against Bristol Rovers in League Division Three on 1 December 1973 when Brian Clough was their manager. The Seagulls had now lost four of their last six home games in the Premier League (won one), one more than they had lost in their previous 17 games at the AMEX Stadium in the division (won nine). Albion had now lost and failed to score in each of their last four games in all competitions.

Comments:

League position: 12th This was the first time that AFC Bournemouth had scored five goals in an away game in the Premier League and their biggest away win since a 6-1 victory at Blackpool in the League Championship on 20 December 2014. This was the biggest away win in the Premier League by a team outside of the big six teams since Swansea City's 5-0 victory at Queens Park Rangers on 18 August 2012. The Cherries had lost six of their nine preceding games in the Premier League (won one).

0 Brighton and Hove Albion

Manager: Chris Hughton

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Mat Ryan
Defender Shane Duffy
Defender Martín Montoya
Defender/Midfielder Bernardo
Defender/Midfielder Lewis Dunk
Midfielder Yves Bissouma
Midfielder Davy Pröpper
Midfielder Dale Stephens
Midfielder/Forward Anthony Knockaert
Forward Florin Andone
Forward Jürgen Locadia

Substitutions:

Glenn Murray for Florin Andone 58
José Izquierdo for Davy Pröpper 63

Cards:

Florin Andone 50 Y
Anthony Knockaert 68 R
Yves Bissouma 78 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper David Button
Defender Gaëtan Bong
Defender Dan Burn
Midfielder Alireza Jahanbakhsh
Midfielder Beram Kayal
Midfielder/Forward José Izquierdo
Forward Glenn Murray

Comments:

League position: 17th This was Brighton and Hove Albion's biggest home league defeat since an 8-2 defeat against Bristol Rovers in League Division Three on 1 December 1973 when Brian Clough was their manager. The Seagulls had now lost four of their last six home games in the Premier League (won one), one more than they had lost in their previous 17 games at the AMEX Stadium in the division (won nine). Albion had now lost and failed to score in each of their last four games in all competitions.

5 AFC Bournemouth

Manager: Eddie Howe

Goals:

Dan Gosling 33 G
Ryan Fraser 55 G
David Brooks 74 G
Callum Wilson 82 G
Junior Stanislas 90 G

Starting lineup:

Artur Boruc Goalkeeper
Nathan Aké Defender
Steve Cook Defender
Chris Mepham Defender
Adam Smith Defender
Dan Gosling Defender/Midfielder
David Brooks Midfielder
Ryan Fraser Midfielder
Jefferson Lerma Midfielder
Josh King Forward
Callum Wilson Forward

Substitutions:

Dominic Solanke for Josh King 76
Junior Stanislas for Callum Wilson 83
Jack Simpson for Steve Cook 87

Cards:

Nathan Aké 22 Y
Chris Mepham 50 Y
Dan Gosling 64 Y
Artur Boruc 71 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Asmir Begović
Defender Nathaniel Clyne
Defender Jack Simpson
Midfielder Junior Stanislas
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe
Forward Lys Mousset
Forward Dominic Solanke

Comments:

League position: 12th This was the first time that AFC Bournemouth had scored five goals in an away game in the Premier League and their biggest away win since a 6-1 victory at Blackpool in the League Championship on 20 December 2014. This was the biggest away win in the Premier League by a team outside of the big six teams since Swansea City's 5-0 victory at Queens Park Rangers on 18 August 2012. The Cherries had lost six of their nine preceding games in the Premier League (won one).