The Cherries outclassed Newcastle United in every department but Eddie Howe did not want to tinker with a winning side

The Magpies’ nine-game winning streak came to crashing end at St James’ Park as Justin Kluivert - the son of former striker Patrick - netted a hat-trick. Kluivert struck twice in the first-half, either side of Bruno Guimaraes’ equaliser,

Joelinton picked up a yellow card in the clash against Bournemouth and had to be pulled away from trouble at half-time by Jason Tindall. The assistant coach intervened as Bournemouth stars made a beeline for Joeilinton shortly after he'd been booked for kicking J Kluivert from behind.

For Bournemouth, meanwhile, the win over Newcastle United moved them up to sixth in the standings and just a point adrift of the Champions League places

Eddie Howe is, rightly, talked about in the same breath as Newcastle United’s legendary managers Kevin Keegan and Sir Bobby Robson, but is in a position to prove he is better than them both.

The Premier League's in-form sides go head to head at St James' Park when Bournemouth arrives this weekend, but United have the upper hand

Eddie Howe has criticised his Newcastle players after they were thumped 4-1 by Bournemouth at St James' Park on Saturday. The hosts went into the game hoping to continue their stunning form but found themselves behind after just six minutes,

Bournemouth fans renew acquaintances with Eddie Howe once again. A legend at the club, saving them from dropping into non-league and then taking them all the way through the divisions right up into the Premier League.