Match
Evanilson scores early as Bournemouth beat Ipswich 2-1
Bournemouth extend their run to eight straight wins, while Ipswich sit 14th after a Christian Walton error gifted the opener.
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Evanilson scored after five minutes as Bournemouth beat Ipswich 2-1 at Portman Road on Sunday, their eighth straight win in all competitions. The Brazilian forward dispossessed goalkeeper Christian Walton just yards from goal and rolled the ball into an empty net.
It was his fifth consecutive Premier League game with a goal, making him the first Bournemouth player to score in five straight league matches. Ipswich defender Leif Davis put the ball into his own net in the 46th minute, and Jack Clarke pulled one back from the penalty spot in the 73rd.
Marco Rose's Bournemouth sit ninth in the table with 12 points from nine games. Ipswich are 14th on 11 points.
FootVal's valuation of Evanilson is €33m, against his market value of €35m on Transfermarkt. The forward has four goals and four assists in nine appearances this season.
Sources
This article is based on reports by:
- The Guardian — Evanilson launches eighth straight Bournemouth win as Ipswich blunder
- ge — Ex-Fluminense marca pelo quinto jogo seguido na Premier League e acumula recordes
- Mundo Deportivo — 1-2: El Bournemouth coge carrerilla a costa del Ipswich
- Maisfutebol — Evanilson entra para a história do Bournemouth
- talkSPORT — Evanilson ‘best Premier League player right now’ as he makes Bournemouth history
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