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Evanilson swivels his hips to seal Bournemouth win against 10-man Sunderland

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Evanilson swivels his hips to seal Bournemouth win against 10-man Sunderland

Bournemouth’s and Marco Rose’s wait for a Premier League win is over.

Sunderland, locked in the bottom three, are becoming this season’s object lesson in travelling too far too fast.

Sixth and seventh last season, that both teams have struggled domestically while cruising in the Europa League speaks to a continental drift where talent from mid-range but historically grander clubs is readily picked off by Premier League clubs.

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