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Minute 451–0
Evanilson scores, AFC Bournemouth 1–0 Sturm Graz
Evanilson opens the scoring in the 43rd minute. Adam Smith provides the assist. It is the first goal of the match, and AFC Bournemouth go ahead in the Europa League.
Number of the match: 43rd minute — That was when Evanilson scored the first goal and gave AFC Bournemouth the lead.
Live · half-time · 1–0
Bournemouth lead 1–0, Sturm Graz without a shot
AFC Bournemouth go into the dressing room with Evanilson's goal in the 43rd minute. Sturm Graz did not have a single shot in the first half. The hosts had the ball and the shots, but only one goal.
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Number of the match10That is how many shots Bournemouth had by half-time, to Sturm Graz's zero. Two of them were on target and one went in.
One team's half. Possession: 66% to 34% to Bournemouth. Shots: 10 to 0. Corners: 1 to 1, the only balance here. Sturm Graz did not threaten the goal before the break, and the hosts lead by just one goal. The scoreline is more modest than the picture of the game.
A goal just before the break and the season's numbers. Evanilson scored in the 43rd minute, with Adam Smith providing the assist. The goal came late in the half, so Bournemouth went to the dressing room in front. The season's run, though, calls for a careful look: in 8 of Bournemouth's last 10 matches, both sides scored.
Before the match
Bournemouth host Sturm Graz in their first European home match
AFC Bournemouth, 12th in the Europa League table with 3 points after one match, host Sturm Graz in Matchday 2. Sturm are 20th with 1 point. It is the first ever meeting between the two clubs and the Cherries' first European match at their own stadium.
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Number of the match8 of 10That is how many of Bournemouth's last matches saw both teams score.
The first meeting between the two clubs
Bournemouth and Sturm Graz have never met before, either in the league or in cup competitions. For the hosts it will also be the first European match at their own stadium. There is no head-to-head history, so fans only have the recent form of both sides and the table to go on. Head coach Marco Rose admitted that the defeat in London was a strong warning for his team and that a reaction must come in the first European match in front of their own crowd.
Bournemouth after a lesson in London
The hosts go into the match after a heavy defeat. Bournemouth lost 1–5 at Stamford Bridge to Chelsea, who led 2–0 after three minutes. Evanilson scored the Cherries' only goal in the 51st minute. In the Premier League the team are 18th and have gone six league matches without a win. In the Europa League, though, they have maximum points from the first matchday. After the Chelsea game Rose said: "We want to show, and we must show, a reaction."
Sturm with Diakité after the win in Vienna
The visitors arrive after a 2–0 win over FK Austria Wien in Matchday 8 of the Bundesliga. Oumar Diakité scored both goals. First he headed in after an opponent's mistake in first-half stoppage time, and in the 55th minute he converted a penalty. In the Europa League table Sturm have 1 point after one match and are 20th. Head coach Fabio Ingolitsch said before that game that, despite many absences, his team would field a strong line-up and play uncompromisingly in the duels.
Goals at both ends and similar matches
Bournemouth have been through a run of matches with goals at both ends: in 8 of their last 10 matches both teams scored. Among matches with a similar gap in team strength, played in all leagues, there have been 6290. The home side won 49% of them, 25% ended in a draw and the away side won 25%. At least 3 goals were scored in 52% of those matches. Both teams have had 5 days' rest since their previous match: Bournemouth played in the Premier League, Sturm in the Admiral Bundesliga.
Injuries and suspensions
Bournemouth are without the injured Julián Araujo, Alex Scott, Junior Kroupi and Justin Kluivert. Sturm also have squad problems. In their last away match they could not call on Soglo, Rózga, Mamageishvili and Weiper, among others, and Heil was suspended for a red card in the match against RB Salzburg. Ahead of this match the absentees are Niklas Geyrhofer and Szymon Wlodarczyk, who are suspended, and the injured Emran Soglo, Filip Rózga, Gizo Mamageishvili and Nelson Felix Patrick Weiper. Bournemouth are 12th, Sturm 20th.
Why this rating
Four pillars, each measured against the same league over the last 12 months.
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