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Player Ratings As Bournemouth End Austria Camp With Back To Back Wins
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Tom Jordan
Djordje Petrovic
The big Serbian wasn't overly tested but made one decent stop in the first half hour of the game. 7/10
Will Dennis
Will was between the sticks during Augsburg's most attacking period and made some vital stops and punches to keep them at bay. His impressive cameo will do him the world of good. 8/10
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Fraser Forster
Have to feel for the veteran having being the only Cherries keeper to concede on the day. A penalty and soft goal from a set piece got passed the big man. 6/10
Kai Crampton
Nice moment for Kai to get his first minutes for the first team, looked comfortable albeit not overly worked. 7/10
Max Aarons
A solid enough performance by Max who will be desperate to convince Marco Rose he can play a part this season following loans away from the club. 7/10
Lewis Cook
Once again Lewis had to deputise in an unfamiliar centre back role due to the current lack of options. Always reliable but evidently not his natural position, will hope for some minutes further forward soon. 6/10
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Bafode Diakite
Following his first Cherries goal last time out against St Pauli , Bafo will have come into this game upbeat, but still looked somewhat lost at times. Some big games coming up for the Frenchman to prove he can find his feet on the south coast. 6/10
Julio Soler
The exciting Argentine impressed once again at left full back. On a personal level it must be challenging knowing you're the understudy of the ever consistent Adrien Truffert , but he's continuing to show Cherries fans that he has a bright future. 8/10
Alex Scott
The much admired midfielder ran the show whilst on the pitch and showed his class both on and off the ball. Bournemouth fans will be desperate to keep hold of their star boy and despite his refusal to sign a new deal with the club , the hierarchy remain confident in keeping the Englishman. 8/10
Ryan Christie
Tenacious as ever and used the ball expertly, Ryan looks to be back in the swing of things. 7/10
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Rayan
A real positive for Rose to see Rayan up close after his impressive World Cup debut. Minutes back with the Cherries was the key here, with not too much of note in his brief performance. Another who has had interest from fellow Premier League clubs , but another who the club are confident in keeping hold of. 6/10
Amine Adli
To his credit the Moroccan is always involved in one way or another. Eager to impress that's for sure. 7/10
Justin Kluivert
Despite it not being the biggest sample size, it really felt like the Kluivert of old in this one. His aggressive press made the opener and he was a threat throughout. 8/10
Evanilson
The Brazilian frontman was in the right place to bag the Cherries opener and was his usual relentless self. Some glorious flicks and touches from Eva during the opening period. 8/10
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Adam Smith
The club legend just won't let up. The quality of the side seemed to instantly go up a notch with the stalwart's introduction, continuing to bomb down the right flank as he has for so many years. 8/10
James Hill
From a squad player to Bournemouth's most vital centre back within a year, the main man at the heart of the Cherries defence once more. 8/10
Harold William
Again Harold is showing he is closer to cementing himself within the first team than many had anticipated. Very unfortunately punished for the Augsburg penalty. 7/10
Adrien Truffert
Reliable and with energy to burn, Adrien is turning into the complete left back and looks set for another season to remember. 7/10
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Alex Toth
The Hungarian was arguably the pick of the bunch. Not only did he get on the end of some good offensive play to score, but Alex was silky and oozed class in this one. One for Cherries fans to be excited about. 9/10
David Brooks
Some nice touches but its clear that Brooksy is still a little behind others in energy levels right now, see the best of the Welsh wizard in the upcoming friendlies I'm sure. 6/10
Marcus Tavernier
It's becoming the norm that Tav will deliver whenever he's introduced. Another goal and all round top performance from Marcus. 8/10
Ben Gannon-Doak
Definitely one that will feel like a new signing. Ben is a constant menace to his opposing full back and he delivered in terms of numbers again with a well taken goal. 8/10
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Daniel Jebbison
Almost the complete performance from Jebbo, just fluffing his lines when through on goal. Two excellent assists and a very determined showing, the striker is definitely taking his chance to impress the new head coach. 9/10
Other cameos included important minutes for youngsters Charlie Stevens, Zac Christie, Remy Rees-Dottin and Malcom Da Costa Gonzalez, all of whom put in a good shift for the Cherries. The game ended in pleasing fashion with Turkish striker Enes Unal bagging his first goal of pre season to end a successful camp in Austria .
