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AFC Bournemouth drew two goals apiece with Brentford at the Vitality Stadium, Justin Kluivert and Marcus Tavernier on target as Marco Rose's side made it three Premier League draws in a row. Attention now turns to Thursday's away trip to Real Sociedad, the club's first ever game in European competition. Alex Scott's future remains an open transfer story, with Liverpool reported alongside Chelsea as admirers, though no fee or decision is confirmed by anyone involved.
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Bournemouth beat Sturm Graz three nil in their first ever European home game, per the club's match report, with Evanilson scoring the first European goal at the Vitality Stadium. Marco Rose called it a deserved win, according to Sky Sports, and Sunderland at home on Sunday is next.
Marco Rose says the club's own scan shows Alex Scott's injury is healing better than expected, though press reports still have him out for Sunday. Sky Sports News report that the club's stance on selling Scott is softening, which is not confirmed by the club. Plus Sunderland on Sunda…
It is matchday at the Vitality Stadium, with Sunderland the visitors at two o'clock and the club's own site carrying Tyler Adams on keeping the European momentum going. The under-eighteens beat Norwich one nil, according to the club. Alex Scott talk in the press is unfirm.
Sturm Graz visit Dean Court tonight in the Europa League, with Justin Kluivert and Amine Adli available, according to the club. Marco Rose reacts to the Chelsea defeat, with his words carried by ESPN and beIN Sports, and the Echo have him describing Alex Scott as committed.
Easy Panels have become the club's newest Official Corporate Supporter and Supplier. The BBC report Bournemouth are open to selling Alex Scott in January for a fee above a hundred million pounds, which is not confirmed by the club. The Bournemouth Echo report around five hundred extra tickets …
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