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That's us done for the day. Two Championship matches and two home wins.

Bristol City maintained their 100% league record this season in beating Sheffield Wednesday to go top of the table.

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And Bournemouth remained undefeated courtesy of a 1-0 win over Norwich, a result which takes the Cherries up to fourth.

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Bournemouth have two wins and a draw from three games and move up to fourth in the table.

Incessant Norwich pressure could not bring a leveller after the break and Norwich remain 13th after losing for the first time in the league this season,

Neither side found it easy to create chances but the Cherries made the better ones.

A tame header from Jordan Hugill is easily collected by Bournemouth keeper Asmir Begovic and that's that.

Sam Surridge on the break for Bournemouth. He sensibly wastes some more time. Seconds remaining as Norwich get the ball back...

One last chance maybe?

But it's the Cherries on the attack. Subs Josh King and Dan Gosling waste a minute or two in the corner.

Less than a minute remaining now.

We have four minutes of stoppage time to be played for Norwich to get back into this.

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Another crucial intervention from the imperious Steve Cook. The Bournemouth defender's timing was perfect as he lunges in to knock the ball away from Jordan Hugill as the stiker was bearing down on goal.

The corner is cleared,

A most welcome spell in the Norwich half for Bournemouth who have been under a great deal of pressure for much of the second period.

The run down the clock, Diego Rico winning a free-kick before the Cherries play keep ball out wide on the Norwich wide from a throw-in.

Norwich have a free-kick deep in Bournemouth territory. The Cherries take the chance to make another change.

The goalscorer Arnaut Danjuma comes off for Sam Surridge.

Five minutes to go and the Norwich pressure is incessant, albeit without creating too much.

Keeper Asmir Begovic relieves some of the stresses with a decent claim from a high ball.

Norwich will seemingly look to go a bit more direct as they try to salvage something from this game.

The towering striker that is Jordan Hugill comes on for Lukas Rupp.

Moments later Norwich are claiming a penalty - again. Josh King has his arm down by his side as the ball nears when he clears.

Firmly in the worth a shout as you never know bracket.

Philip Billing's work is done. The Bournemouth midfielder makes way for Dan Gosling. Twelve minutes plus injury time remain.

Steve Cook has been immense for the Cherries this afternoon and he not only stops a promising Norwich attack but almost sets up a second home goal with a pass that Arnaut Danjuma knocks on to Josh King.

The striker cannot get there ahead of Tim Krul, who races from his goal and collects.

Another Norwich change sees Onel Hernandez replaced by Adam Idah.

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It's getting more and more hectic and a little bit niggly. Referee James Linington could be in for a busy final 20 minutes or so,

Now then. Norwich have a free-kick 25 yards from goal but out wide-ish on the Bournemouth left after a calculated foul by Diego Rico, who is booked for his troubles.

It's smacked against the wall though.

Norwich make their first change of the afternoon. Bosnian striker Mario Vrancic comes on for midfielder Kenny McLean, who had been booked. The Canaries win a corner almost immediately and it comes to nothing.

Great - and vital - defending by Steve Cook to cut out a Teemu Pukki cross from the right.

Norwich are really giving it a good go here and looking increasingly dangerous.

Bournemouth blink first. Dominic Solanke is replaced by Josh King up front.

It's the latter's first appearance this season after injury. His heart seems to be set on a move away so he will be eager to impress.

Meanwhile, Norwich's flying Finn Teemu Pukki is a fraction away from getting on the end of a dangerous ball into the box from out wide on the right.

Still the Norwich pressure comes.