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Paul: Newcastle with a pre planned routine to slow the game down and give Howe a chance to have a team talk because they’re under the cosh. Game management.

Those injury stoppages have disrupted the tempo this game had in a blistering opening 10 minutes.

And Antoine Semenyo continues for now, a ripple of applause from the home fans as he gets back into position.

Now it is Bournemouth's turn to have an injury concern with Antoine Semenyo down holding his ankle. He's eventually able to get back to his feet and heads off the pitch for a quick chat with his manager.

Nice play by Newcastle down the left with Lewis Hall and Joe Willock exchanging passes before the latter's low drive is held by Neto.

Fabian Schar is going to continue. Meanwhile, Bournemouth are on the attack again.

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That is the last thing Eddie Howe and Newcastle will need, another injury. The list is plenty long enough.

Schar has gone down unopposed and it looks like they will be forced into making yet another change.

Fabian Schar is back up on his feet and looks to be keen to give playing on a go.

Eddie Howe cannot take any risks, though, given his injury list already.

Oh no, there could be more injury concerns for Newcastle because Fabian Schar is down injured. He shakes his head as the medical staff come to give treatment.

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They have picked up a lot of injuries in recent weeks and are running a bit low on players at the moment. A tough situation for Eddie Howe to manage.

I think for now it is about ticking these games off and getting to the January market, where they can dip in and bring in reinforcements.

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Jamaal Lascelles is again well placed as this time he gets across to put a ball down the line out with Justin Kluivert threatening to break clear.

This game is being played at a great pace.

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The flag stays down as Dominic Solanke latches onto a ball over the top. He breaks towards goal and is about to unleash a drive into the far corner but Jamaal Lascelles makes an excellent block.

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Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you lose 6-1 away at the Etihad to Man City it is just one of those results you need to immediately put behind you.

It is these games at home that Bournemouth will need to get the bulk of their points from.

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First test for Neto as he gets his fingertips to Sean Longstaff's decent effort from just outside the box.

It is another corner to Newcastle and Kieran Trippier plays this one into the box but it is headed away.

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Newcastle are just about getting a foothold in the game after that fast start from Bournemouth. This is more of what Eddie Howe will have been expecting from his side despite the changes.

It's going to be a big ask for the away side tonight, the home fans are on board and ready for their side to kick-start their season after the win last time they played at home v Burnley.

A good battle between Lewis Cook and Anthony Gordon on the left before Cook slides in to hand Newcastle the game's first corner.

It is played short by Kieran Trippier, before the attempt to get the cross into the box is cleared.

Seventeen-year-old Lewis Miley, who I have been assured by a Newcastle fan will catch the eye today, makes a decent challenge to pinch the ball from Antoine Semenyo and stop another Bournemouth attack.

Burnley

Burnley boss Vincent Kompany to BBC Sport: "A match of moments. You have to defend well. In general play we did as well as we could in terms of being solid, aggressive and taking our moments. When the second half gets decided on two set pieces, for us it leaves a bitter feeling.

"Take nothing away, we played a fantastic side. The way Mikel has the team working is outstanding. For putting in the performance we did, we’re relying on other factors like luck or individual moments but on the two set plays that wasn’t the case.

"We were solid first half. To concede the way we conceded is avoidable. It’s football. Good teams are there for a reason. For us, hard work.

"Our team is as hard working as you like and resilient as you like. The club are filled with good, hard working people. In the games we’re not expecting to have their level but we want to give ourselves a chance. This team wants to embrace this challenge.

"I would only ever have concern with a team who drop their standards. I wouldn’t allow it. But this team have such high standards. So much work behind the scenes. There’s something unique in this club but it doesn’t translate into results."

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Another chance for Bournemouth! This time it is Antoine Semenyo who has Nick Pope scrambling down to his left to save his low effort.

The hosts are well up for this from the ouset.

Good start by Bournemouth as they have the first chance of the game inside 40 seconds.

They attack down the left and Marcus Tavernier pulls the ball back for Ryan Christie, but his rising effort from the edge of the box is held by Nick Pope.