Newcastle United vs AFC Bournemouth highlights: Perez kicks the winner for Newcastle

By The Roar / Editor

Match result:

Newcastle United have earned an unlikely win over Bournemouth in the EPL, winning 1-0 despite taking just two shots to twenty.

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United keeper Rob Elliot was in good form, repelling Bouremouth’s attacks, while a goal from Ayoze Pérez in the 27th minute saw United win with the only score of the match.

It was just the third win from Newcastle’s last 23 outings, and sees them escape the relegation zone for the time being.

Final score
Bournemouth 0
Newcastle 1

Match preview

Newcastle and Bournemouth are two teams fighting relegation from the Premier League this season. Join The Roar for live scores from 11:45pm (AEST).

Bournemouth are currently on eight points at 17th place and are one point above Newcastle who sit one place below them at 18th.

Newcastle have just come off a 3-0 loss to bitter rivals Sunderland but have had very up and down form, also beating Norwich 6-2 and most recently drawing to Stoke City.

Bournemouth have come off a series of losses to Manchester City and Tottenham who both beat them 5-1 and Southhampton and Liverpool who beat them 2-0 and 1-0.

Many Newcastle players are injured for the fixture against Bournemouth including Tim Krul, Massadio Haidara, Jack Colback, Emmanuel Riviere, Steven Taylor, Daryl Janmaat and Rolando Aarons.

Back-up keeper Rob Elliot also looks unlikely to feature this weekend, giving them a serious crisis in between the sticks.

Bournemouth have also lost a few key players with three new signings looking to be out with Tyrone Mings, Christian Atsu and Max Gradel. All of whom joined during the previous transfer window. First teamers Callum Wilson and Artur Boruc both look to be out as well.

Aleksandar Mitrovic and Ayoze Perez will be the players to look out for both making a decent duo up front for Newcastle and could be the difference against Bournemouth. Matt Ritchie could be the danger man for the away side with his thunderbolt of a left foot proving very useful for club and country this season.

Newcastle should win this if they play as well as they have been. The Toon weren’t connecting passes and plays last season like they are currently and Bournemouth have recently been promoted and haven’t shown too much yet. Newcastle will win 2-1.

Who will be able to get clear from relegation. Join The Roar tonight at 11:45pm (AEST) for live scores.

The Crowd Says:

2015-11-08T11:37:28+00:00

SM

Guest


'Kicks' the winner? Really? you cannot be serious.

2015-11-08T04:43:23+00:00

Brisvegas

Guest


Awful game. Awful conditions. Really pleased Newcastle won. Totally outplayed but get the 3 points. That's football for you. The last 2 games they've been the best team and came away with just the 1 point.

2015-11-08T02:24:20+00:00

Liam Sheedy

Roar Guru


To be fair, it wasn't ideal conditions! Very windy, bit of a rain around and the ground was extremely heavy. Certainly wasn't a game for the ages I will admit but every league has poor games.

2015-11-08T02:19:40+00:00

Liam Sheedy

Roar Guru


Still baffling how Bournemouth did not win that game. Bournemouth certainly have been unlucky with injuries. If half those opportunities last night fell to Callum Wilson they win the game by 3 or 4 goals. The need to get Mings back asap as well.

2015-11-08T00:05:59+00:00

Fussball ist unser leben

Roar Guru


I watched 25 minutes of this match from the start of the 2nd half, after returning from the FFA Cup Final. The quality of the EPL teams' football: touch, passing, structure was no different to the 2 A-League teams I'd just watched in Melbourne. In fact, if Bournemouth had someone as sharp as Berisha, Barbarouses & Bozanic in their line-up they'd have won this match. So, for the people boast about they won't watch HAL because it's crap quality & they only watch EPL ... you obviously didn't watch this match; or, if you did, your appraisal of football quality is worthless. Having said all that, I'm sure the fans of both clubs thoroughly enjoyed the contest and that is the ONLY thing that matters - albeit for Bournemouth it was a night of wasted opportunities.

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