How striker Evanilson and centre-back James Hill have given Bournemouth a strong spine in their run of four wins without conceding a goal.

Bournemouth turned Old Trafford into their own playground, sweeping aside a woeful Manchester United 3-0 in a performance that could easily have yielded even more goals. Four wins on the bounce, four clean sheets and the Cherries are flying, whilst United sink deeper into turmoil.

Bournemouth secured their first Premier League win of the season with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Sunderland, delivering a much needed boost for Marco Rose and his side. The Cherries will now be hoping this is the turning point they've been waiting for in the league.

Brilliant in spells but another ultimately frustrating finish for the Cherries. Bournemouth looked capable of running riot at St James’ Park but couldn’t find the killer third goal before Newcastle struck late again, but there was a lot to like about Marco Rose's side in this thriller up north.

Every Bournemouth player came under the microscope as Marco Rose's side wrapped up their Austrian training camp in style with a convincing 5-2 victory over Augsburg. From standout performers to those with work still to do, plenty of the Cherries squad had their time to impress the new head coach.

James Hill reflects on the defining year that changed everything - from becoming a father and getting married to finally establishing himself in the Premier League. The Bournemouth defender also discusses Marco Rose, Europe, the fans who backed him, and the pride of wearing the number five shirt.

Leeds find their equalizer from James Hill's own goal just a few minutes after Eli Junior Kroupi opened the scoring for the Cherries to make it 1-1 at the Vitality Stadium.

Bruno Fernandes' corner pinballs off two defenders and into the Bournemouth goal to reestablish Manchester United's lead at the Vitality.