sports

Evanilson launches eighth straight Bournemouth win as Ipswich blunder

Evanilson launches eighth straight Bournemouth win as Ipswich blunder

Another Evanilson goal helped fire Marco Rose’s Bournemouth to an eighth straight victory with a hard-fought 2-1 win at Ipswich. Evanilson failed to score in his first six appearances of the season but found the net for a fifth consecutive Premier League match and made it seven goals in eight after five minutes at Portman Road.

Another Evanilson goal helped fire Marco Rose’s Bournemouth to an eighth straight victory with a hard-fought 2-1 win at Ipswich.

Evanilson failed to score in his first six appearances of the season but found the net for a fifth consecutive Premier League match and made it seven goals in eight after five minutes at Portman Road.

It came after a terrible error by Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton, who tried and failed to dribble around the Brazilian forward, before worse followed for the hosts 27 seconds into the second half.

Bournemouth went two up when Ryan Christie’s effort deflected off Leif Davis and in for an own goal.

Gary O’Neil watched Ipswich rally against his former club, with a Jack Clarke penalty halving the deficit with 17 minutes left, but the hosts could not find an equaliser to make it only one win from their last seven matches.

  • evanilson
  • bournemouth
  • win
  • ipswich
  • blunder
  • goal
  • marco
  • rose

Summaries and tags are generated automatically. Stay informed with VidiaNews.

Related news

EPL: Delap double condemns Man City to third straight defeat
sports

EPL: Delap double condemns Man City to third straight defeat

Manchester City slumped to a third consecutive Premier League defeat on Saturday as Liam Delap’s double lifted Nottingham Forest out of the relegation zone with a 3-1 win at the City Ground. Oliver Glasner’s men had not scored at home at all this season, but pounced on City’s defensive errors to strike twice in the first 20 minutes through Jair Cunha and Delap.

Read →
Sunderland beat Chelsea 1-0 to escape Premier League bottom
sports

Sunderland beat Chelsea 1-0 to escape Premier League bottom

Sunderland hauled themselves off the bottom of the Premier League as Enzo Le Fee’s penalty earned a huge 1-0 win over Chelsea for embattled boss Regis Le Bris. Le Fee dispatched the resulting spot-kick past Mike Penders and Sunderland held on for just a second league win of the season.

Read →
sports

Red-hot Barry strikes twice as Everton sink Coventry

Thierno Barry extended his red-hot streak with a double as Everton beat Coventry 3-1 to climb into fifth place in the Premier League on Friday. It was a memorable way for Moyes to celebrate a notable milestone as he equalled Harry Catterick’s record of 592 games as Everton manager.

Read →
Russo on target again as double fires under-pressure Arsenal to vital WSL win at Liverpool
sports

Russo on target again as double fires under-pressure Arsenal to vital WSL win at Liverpool

Alessia Russo scored twice at Anfield to provide the under-pressure Arsenal head coach, Renée Slegers, with some brief respite but it was another unconvincing display from the north Londoners despite their much-needed 2-1 victory. The in-form Russo’s double took her recent tally to seven goals in her past four appearances and 10 in her past seven games for club and country, but Liverpool posed plenty of problems for the visitors and were unhappy about a disallowed goal.

Read →