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Bournemouth vs Everton is an open English matchup with results that swing between strong home performances and telling away wins. Everton won 6–3 at Goodison Park on 4 February 2017; Bournemouth replied 4–1 in the League Cup on 8 November 2022 and 2–0 away in the FA Cup on 8 February 2025. A 2–1 Bournemouth victory at Everton on 10 February 2026 and 1–1 draw on 29 August 2026 keep the balance unsettled.
Past matches, Bournemouth vs Everton
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Bournemouth
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20G
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18D
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6D
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10M
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12M
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30F
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7M
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29F
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11F
Everton Substitutes
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G
12
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D
15
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D
5
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M
24
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M
30
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M
42
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F
22
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F
9
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F
20
Match events
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21'Alex Scott Yellow Card
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23'Adam Smith Yellow Card
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41'⚽A. Scott Normal Goal (Asst: Evanilson)
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53'Marcus Tavernier Yellow Card
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59'James Garner Yellow Card
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62'H. Hackney J. Garner
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62'B. Johnson T. George
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69'T. Adams L. Cook
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70'Beto T. Barry
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81'A. Rodriguez Evanilson
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81'D. Brooks J. Kluivert
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86'C. Alcaraz H. Armstrong
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86'T. Iroegbunam M. Rohl
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87'Charly Alcaraz Harrison Armstrong
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87'Tim Iroegbunam Merlin Röhl
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87'R. Christie A. Scott
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90'⚽J. Tarkowski Normal Goal
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90' +5Carlos Alcaraz Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Bournemouth VS Everton
Neither ground guarantees control
Everton have supplied some of the pairing’s biggest home performances, including a 6–3 win at Goodison Park on 4 February 2017 and a 3–0 league victory there on 7 October 2023. Bournemouth have answered with force at Vitality Stadium: their 4–1 League Cup win on 8 November 2022 and 3–0 league success on 12 November 2022 show how quickly the contest can tilt in Dorset.
Away results keep the balance unsettled
Bournemouth’s 2–0 FA Cup win at Everton on 8 February 2025 extended the challenge beyond their own ground. They then won 2–1 at Everton on 10 February 2026, after Everton had taken a 1–0 lead, while the sides drew 1–1 at Bournemouth on 29 August 2026. The sequence points to a matchup where home energy matters but does not settle the argument. Future fixtures should remain interesting because either side can turn a familiar venue into a platform for an away result.