Bournemouth 0-1 Newcastle United

1. Bournemouth XI: Federici, Smith, Francis, Distin, Daniels, Ritchie, Gosling, Surman, Arter, Stanislas, King
2. Newcastle XI: Elliot, Janmaat, Mbemba. Coloccini, Dummett, Sissoko, Anita, Tiote, Wijnaldum, Mitrovic, Perez

Bournemouth 'lacking a killer instinct'

Jermaine Jenas

Former Newcastle and England midfielder on Final Score

"This is a classic case of "that's football". The Cherries have just not put the ball in the back of the net, and have done everything but. They have demonstrated passion and attacking intent, but they are lacking a killer instinct."  

FULL-TIME

Newcastle leapfrog the Cherries out of the bottom three. The Match of the Day highlights will confirm just how dominant Bournemouth were. 

Safe journey home if you've been at the game. Bye. 

FULL-TIME

That's it. Bournemouth could do little more. Newcastle could do little less, but it's the visitors who earn a first away win of the season. It could be a huge turning point. 

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Matt Ritchie has another effort from the edge of the box, but he scuffs it wide. He's been brilliant today. 

'Rob Elliot is to thank for Newcastle'

John Hartson

Former Arsenal and West Ham striker on Final Score

"Bournemouth have created loads and loads of chances, but Rob Elliot is to thank for what looks like three points to the visitors."

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Newcastle come away with the ball and Steve McClaren can taste his first away win of the season. 

'Injustice for Cherries'

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"It will be an injustice if Bournemouth don't get anything but it augurs well for the future. They're playing well and that's the most positive thing when you're losing matches."

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Final change for Newcastle as Bournemouth try to muster some last-gasp energy - Vurnon Anita is off for Kevin Mbabu.

Six minutes of stoppage time. Can the Cherries turn this into a sweet outcome?

Matt Ritchie steps up and smashes over the top. Unfortunate for the Cherries midfielder. 

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YELLOW CARD

Petering out now but Dan Gosling wins a free-kick for the Cherries after being brought down by Cheick Tiote. It's about 30 yards. The Newcastle midfielder goes into the book.

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Have to agree with the legend that is Terry Butcher. The Cherries look sapped and no wonder. Eddie Howe is scratching his head. 

On the beach?

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Adam Federici could have a deckchair out. It's all been played in Newcastle's half. Bournemouth are looking tired and frustrated."

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YELLOW CARD

Adam Smith brings down Florian Thauvin and goes into the book. The ball is delivered from the left and Fabricio Coloccini heads over. Steve McClaren appeals for a corner and he may have a case. That was their second effort on goal.

SUBSTITUTIONS

Time for another Bournemouth change. Tokelo Rantie is on for Harry Arter, who has been excellent. 

Ten minutes left and this is how dominant Bournemouth have been. 

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Another corner for Bournemouth, but Newcastle head clear. Ayoze Perez makes way to boos from the home crowd for his earlier antics (see 62 mins), and is replaced by Florian Thauvin. 

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Time for some Bournemouth changes. Lee Tomlin and Yann Kermorgant replace Joshua King and Junior Stanislas. 

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The sun has come out. Can that change Bournemouth's fortunes? As it stands, Newcastle will leapfrog them in the table. 

YELLOW CARD

He might play like Andrea Pirlo, but Harry Arter has just been booked for pulling down Moussa Sissoko. Bit of a lull in the game now, which will suit Newcastle. 

Arter or Pirlo?

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

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"Do you think Harry Arter looks like a more mobile Andrea Pirlo? He wants the ball all the time."

Matt Ritchie swings it in, and that man Rob Elliot punches clear. You were missing him weren't you?

Bournemouth's Matt Ritchie is seeing plenty of the ball, switching it to the left, then later on picking the ball up on the right to win a free-kick. 

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Penalty appeal

Newcastle defender Chancel Mbemba blocks the run of Andrew Surman and the home fans appeal for a penalty. Very similar to Fabricio Coloccini's challenge on Steven Fletcher, for which the Argentine was sent off against Sunderland. 

'You feel for Bournemouth'

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"You think Newcastle are well capable of breaking out and scoring a second goal. You feel for Bournemouth; the chances they've made have been excellent and they are facing a keeper in form yet again."

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SUBSTITUTION

Cleared once again. Newcastle striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, who's had a quiet game, is being replaced by Papiss Cisse.

Newcastle's Ayoze Perez goes down under the challenge of Simon Francis, but it amounted to nothing. The Cherries faithful are unhappy. Down the other end, Matt Ritchie wins another corner. 

"C'mon Bournemouth" shout the home fans. It's their 11th corner of the game, but if they have been poor today, it has been at set-pieces. 

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Harry Arter, Dan Gosling and Matt Ritchie are really pulling the strings in midfield for the Cherries today. They have been indefatigable. 

Bournemouth's Junior Stanislas has taken a whack to the head, so the referee has stopped play. Time to work out what's going on for the Cherries. The attending 11,155 fans might be wondering... 

I'm not sure what more Bournemouth can do. Other than keep their composure. 

Matt Ritchie is down the right again, and his swirling cross catches the wind and almost catches out Robbie Elliot but he is wise to it and cracks a disbelieving smile soon after. 

'Bournemouth really must score'

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

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"Constant pressure from Bournemouth, but if you have this kind of pressure you really must score. Because if Newcastle break away and get a second then it's game over. 

"I've just seen Eddie Howe taking a swig of water - I think he might be wanting something stronger! His side should be miles ahead here - if this was a boxing fight you'd call it off."

Two more Bournemouth chances go begging. Matt Richie cross from the right and Dan Gosling mis-hits his effort despite being unmarked eight yards out from goal. Then Junior Stanislas whacks it over from 12 yards. Terrible finishing. 

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Newcastle almost the architects of their own downfall here. Daryl Janmaat plays a pass back to Rob Elliot and somehow he digs it out. Fabricio Coloccini then blocks Matt Ritchie's shot. Pinball in there! 

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Kev: If only Callum Wilson was fit I think Bournemouth would easily be mid-table by now. Such hard luck for the Cherries. Hope they stay up.

Carl in Nottingham: With all this rain today just thought McLaren would be holding his umbrella while prancing up and down the touchline!

'Wonderful attacking football from Bournemouth'

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

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"Have we had half-time? It's the same story as the first right after the resumption! Wonderful attacking football from Bournemouth."

When you are in the zone, you know it and Rob Elliot is having one of those days. Bournemouth attack down the left, but this time Dan Gosling's header is over. 

Great save

It's that man again. Rob Elliot makes a stunning save to deny Matt Ritchie's diving header. Brilliant, just brilliant from the Newcastle goalkeeper. He's loving this. 

KICK-OFF

The players are back out and the rain is still coming down. The Cherries get us under way again. 

HALF-TIME

What will Eddie Howe have said to his men?

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And thanks to all those pointing out to Satish, earlier, that Rob Elliot already plays for the Republic of Ireland...

'Newcastle slaughtered'

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Bournemouth have slaughtered Newcastle 0-1. It's bizarre but that's football. That's the way things are going for Bournemouth at the moment. Newcastle may feel it's their day."

HALF-TIME

You can see how deep Newcastle have been by looking at their average positions. The visitors are on the right, by the way!

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HALF-TIME

Our friends at Opta say that Bournemouth had 12 shots that half, their most in a first half this season. 

HALF-TIME

That's it for the half. One-way traffic but Newcastle lead. 

Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote now concedes a free-kick deep in his own half. Charlie Daniels delivers and after it is cleared, Bournemouth cannot find anyone in the box at the second attempt. 

YELLOW CARD

A rare attack from Newcastle, but Ayoze Perez's cross is cleared. Newcastle defender Daryl Janmaat goes into the book after he slams into Dan Gosling. 

One minute of stoppage time

Satish is spot on. Rob Elliot apart, Newcastle are not really making any waves. Ayoz Perez has scored but the rest of this team-mates need more energy. 

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Rob Elliot, of course, has a few caps for the Republic of Ireland. But we get what you're saying.

Another Bournemouth cross from the left from Junior Stanislas, but Josh King's header is way over. 

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Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Bournemouth are finding loads of holes in the Newcastle defence. Under this pressure you think Newcastle must buckle soon – it’s brilliant play from Bournemouth.

Close

It's cleared back out to Matt Ritchie and Rob Elliot is superman in saving Dan Gosling's header. Somehow he manages to tip it onto the post and away. Amazing. 

The Cherries have had 10 shots to Newcastle's one. And here they come again through Matt Ritchie. It's a corner. Their sixth.  

Close

Flaming heck, Bournemouth have gone close again. Adam Smith picks up a cleared corner and smacks it inches over the bar.

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Rob Elliot in the Newcastle goal is having a great game, and makes another fine save. This time he turns Joshua King's header round the post. 

Newcastle very much sitting on their lead now, they are happy to drop and let Bournemouth play. The Cherries are knocking on the door though. 

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Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"It's their first real decent attack. A little bit of a lucky bounce on the edge of the box but it falls to Ayoze Perez and there's not much power in it but it's enough to beat Adam Federici."

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That was Newcastle's first shot but Bournemouth are back at it and Sylvain Distin heads just wide but is called offside. 

Not been a great season for Bournemouth's goalkeepers so far. Artur Boruc had a shocker against Tottenham and Adam Federici has not been an able deputy.

GOAL - Bournemouth 0-1 Newcastle

All the possession but none of the goals. From their first meaningful attack, Newcastle cut in from the left, Georginio Wiljnaldum clips it through to Ayoze Perez who fires low past Adam Federici, who might have done better. 

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Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Newcastle are trying to slow it down because Bournemouth are flying. It’s a worrying time for Newcastle, but for all Bournemouth's possession they haven't scored yet."

Bournemouth are willing to commit men forward, but Newcastle are too slow to counter so far.

The Newcastle defence has certainly been the busier of the two so far. Their midfield has yet to get a grip of the ball, but they are starting to build some possession now before it goes out of play. 

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Chance

Joshua King draws another fine save from Rob Elliot as he dances around the Newcastle defence. Bournemouth asking all the questions. 

Poppy pride

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Both sides have the poppies on their jerseys - something we never had in our day. My father served in the navy and my son served in Afghanistan, so I would be proud to wear that poppy."  

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Jonathan Pearce

BBC football commentator at Dean Court

"Bournemouth need to score in this period."

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Now the hosts are attacking down the right. Matt Ritchie delivers but Joshua King cannot reach it. 

Penalty appeal?

Penalty appeal from the home fans as Joshua King pushes the ball past Fabricio Coloccini then runs into the Newcastle defender. Nothing doing from referee Lee Mason. It would have been a soft one. 

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"I have no idea what Chancel Mbemba is doing. It was a nothing ball, but it needed good play from Rob Elliot to come out and block the ball."

All the early running from Bournemouth. 

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Let-off

Should Bournemouth be ahead? There's a mix-up at the back for Newcastle and Joshua King is in, but Rob Elliot comes rushing out of his goal to clear. A let off for Steve McClaren's side. 

Junior Stanislas is in down the left again but his cross is cleared from Chancel Mbemba. Still promising from the Cherries. 

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Bournemouth's Matt Ritchie has made a name for himself with his fearsome strikes, but he mis-times an effort from the edge of the box. For him, that has to go down as a missed opportunity. 

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Two shots in quick succession from Bournemouth, showing they can get the ball down and play. It’s a good start from Bournemouth."

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Cherries left-back Charlie Daniels is getting forward well and helps win another corner but again it is cleared. Bright start from the hosts. 

Good save

Chance for Bournemouth, Harry Arter breaks forward down the right, feeds it to Joshua King, and he smacks a near post effort which Rob Elliot saves well. The subsequent corner is headed clear. 

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Powerful looking Newcastle midfield today, Moussa Sissoko takes the ball from a poor pass from Bournemouth defender Sylvain Distin, but cannot make any inroads. 

'Stick with your principles'

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"When Bournemouth have had success with particular principles you don’t want to throw that away by trying to get the results. If you have confidence in a system why change? They're learning and playing some good football."

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Steady passing at the back from Bournemouth, looks like Harry Arter will play in behind lone striker Joshua King.

KICK-OFF

Lee Mason toots on his whistle and Newcastle in white get us under way.

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'Matt Ritchie to win it'

Jonathan Pearce

BBC football commentator

"On the day of the only previous league meeting at Bournemouth, Ride on Time went to number one. I loathed it. 'Gotta get up. Gotta get up!' The repetition was draining.

"That's the danger of Bournemouth's corrosive run to their confidence. Now's the time to dig deep.

"Yes, Artur Boruc had a howler on my last visit. But the whole side gave Spurs too much room. They need to get in Newcastle faces.

"The visitors likewise need to worry about points, not injuries. Just one away goal scored is the worst record in in the top 10 divisions.

"They should score, but I fancy Bournemouth's Matt Ritchie to win it."

Ian hearts Cherries

Time to pause and reflect

Before we start today, the players, staff, fans and everyone at Dean Court is joined in a minute's silence for Remembrance Sunday. Superbly observed. 

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Aaron McCormack: Come on Newcastle! We've got this. We've got the players and we've played better in the last few games.

Leroy Mauris: Both teams will be relegated, which is a shame for Bournemouth because they don't deserve it.

Taylor Brown: Newcastle won't get relegated. We are dominating teams and once we start putting our chances away we'll be fine.

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Players are in the tunnel and heading out at a very wet Dean Court.

A marathon trek

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Goal-shy Magpies?

That said, goals are hard to come by for the Magpies, unless they're thumping Norwich 6-2 of course. In fact they have failed to find the net in six Premier League games this term - a league high.

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'Confidence is high'

Terry Butcher

Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Both teams are low on results but confidence is high in both camps because they've played decent football. Newcastle have picked up a draw and a win in their last three games and are making chances. When you're playing well you know results will come."  

Life at the bottom

This is what Bournemouth and Newcastle are staring at. Too soon to call it a relegation six-pointer? (Adopts Newcastle accent) You de-cide! 

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Team news

Bournemouth make two changes to the side which lost 2-0 at Southampton last Sunday. Joshua King and Junior Stanislas are in for Marc Pugh and Glenn Murray after impressing as substitutes at St Mary's.   

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Newcastle are unchanged after the goalless draw at home with Stoke last Saturday. Watch out for Aleksandar Mitrovic today, the 21-year-old Serbian usually provides some entertainment! 

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Team news

We'll get some more Cherries chat in a minute but, first, let's check on the team news. 

'No excuses'

Despite his side's wretched run of five games without a win, there is no panic from Cherries boss Eddie Howe, who had a revealing chat with the Guardian this week. Despite their injury crisis, Howe is refusing to use that as an excuse and says his team's plight is because "we haven’t performed well enough and we’ve made some individual mistakes.”  

Refreshingly honest, as always. 

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Running out of gas?

Bournemouth might have covered more ground than their opponents this season, but after an encouraging start to the season the Cherries have started to turn a bit sour. Eddie Howe's side, who are fourth from bottom in the table, host Newcastle, who are a point beneath them.  

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Time to turn corner?

Some hardy souls from Tyneside will have been up in the wee small hours to get to Dean Court today. If you're making a round-trip of 720 miles, you'd hope that your side might put on a decent performance. 

But other than that stunning effort against Norwich, they have been in short supply. Is this the game where Steve McClaren's side can turn the corner? 

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