Marcus Tavernier is the latest to spurn a chance for Bournemouth, firing wide from a good position.

It is like Newcastle have given up, it wouldn't have been unreasonable for the hosts to have been four or five up here.

Dango Ouattara is causing problems on the flank since his introduction and he gets away down the left and squares for Luis Sinisterra, whose shot is saved.

Ouattara then has a strike of his own saved, with Bournemouth looking like scoring with every attack now.

There's a minimum of seven added minutes.

Dominic Solanke leads a five-man break for Bournemouth, he wants the hat-trick and tries his luck when he gets into the box but finds the sidenetting.

Marcos Senesi is booked for dissent for Bournemouth, who are not far off securing an important three points to move away from the relegation zone.

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There's a VAR check for a possible penalty for a handball inside the box from a Bournemouth corner, but it is a quick check and play continues.

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Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is what you call a 'welcome to the game' from Lascelles to Ouattara.

The Newcastle captain looked in control of the situation there but the Bournemouth winger got to the ball first and the defender just takes everything out there.

Jamaal Lascelles has made some huge challenges in this game but he mistimes this one as he goes in late on Dango Ouattara.

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Joe Willock does really well to squeeze through the tiniest of gaps between two Bournemouth players to get into the box but Ryan Christie covers well to slide in and just concede the corner.

Adam Hopkins: Re Mike 18:41 - a lot of Newcastle's absences are freak unlucky ones. Burn's back injury, Tonali's ban, Botman who is a CB not really someone who does a lot of running. Think it's bad luck more than anything!

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Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sinisterra is so unlucky, he did everything right there.

Perfect first touch, took all the speed out of the ball, swivels and gets the shot away.

Lascelles did so well to get a block on that and deny a certain shot on target.

Bournemouth make another change as Dango Ouattara is on for Antoine Semenyo.

Great defending by Jamaal Lascelles denies Luis Sinisterra getting Bournemouth's third with a shot on the turn.

Anthony Short: Newcastle look middle table at best with all their injuries.

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Bournemouth want more goals as Luis Sinisterra is able to break towards the edge of the box unchallenged but he drives his shot just wide.

Sean Longstaff has the chance to halve the deficit as he is picked out in space on the right side of the box but he sidefoots over.

Should have done better.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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We did say that when Bournemouth saw that Newcastle team sheet this evening without a recognised striker they would have fancied their chances.

They have been positive and made lots of chances, and now taken two of them.

On the way to two wins from two at home.

The Bournemouth fans are bouncing and rightly so, they've been much the better side in this game and probably should be winning by a bigger margin.

That goal, incidentally, was Bournemouth's first from a set piece in the Premier League this season.

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There's a VAR check for a handball but it is over quickly and Dominic Solanke's seventh strike of the season stands.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dominic Solanke on the spot.

He was in the perfect position to make the most of the rebound from a Sinisterra effort that deflected off the post and a defender's hip.

He kind of scorpion-kicked it into the back of the net.