In a surprising upset, Bournemouth defeated defending Premier League champions Manchester City 2-1 at the Vitality Stadium, ending City’s impressive 32-match unbeaten streak in the league.
Despite missing several key players due to injuries, City came into the match determined to continue their dominance.
However, Bournemouth struck early when Antoine Semenyo found the net, capitalizing on City’s defensive gaps. The early goal energized the home crowd and put City on the back foot.
As the match progressed, Bournemouth kept up the pressure.
In the 64th minute, Brazilian striker Evanilson doubled Bournemouth’s lead, slotting the ball past City’s defense to make it 2-0. City responded with a surge of attacks, eager to close the gap.
They eventually pulled one back when Josko Gvardiol found the back of the net, offering a glimmer of hope.
However, Bournemouth’s disciplined defense held firm, keeping City from finding an equalizer.
The loss marks a rare stumble for Manchester City, who have dominated the league this season. Bournemouth, on the other hand, celebrated a historic victory, showcasing resilience and tactical discipline.
The result not only breaks City’s unbeaten record but also signals Bournemouth’s potential to challenge even the league’s top teams.
