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Newcastle vs Bournemouth is a balanced, venue-sensitive matchup in which neither side has owned the story. Newcastle won 2–1 at home on 9 November 2019, Bournemouth replied 4–1 at St James’ Park on 18 January 2025, and a 2–2 draw there on 5 September 2026 restored the fixture’s uncertainty. Future meetings can turn on who manages the pressure of a close game.
Past matches, Newcastle vs Bournemouth
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Newcastle
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20F
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23M
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1G
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2D
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5D
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8M
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14M
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17F
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41M
Bournemouth Substitutes
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M
24
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F
11
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M
10
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M
7
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D
18
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D
6
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G
20
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F
29
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M
4
Match events
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9'⚽Marcus Tavernier Normal Goal
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28'Anthony Elanga Yellow Card
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35'⚽Malick Thiaw Own Goal
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37'⚽Harvey Barnes Normal Goal (Asst: Lewis Hall)
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57'Yoane Wissa Yellow Card
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63'Matias Fernandez-Pardo Joe Willock
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63'Jacob Ramsey Lewis Miley
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66'Justin Kluivert Yellow Card
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71'Matthias Jaissle Yellow Card
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76'Lewis Cook Tyler Adams
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76'David Brooks Justin Kluivert
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77'Sean Steur Nico González
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77'Jacob Murphy Anthony Elanga
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87'Adrien Truffert Yellow Card
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88'⚽Jacob Ramsey Normal Goal
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89'Daniel Jebbison Marcus Tavernier
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89'Ben Gannon-Doak Rayan Vitor Simplício Rocha
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90'Valentino Livramento Lewis Hall
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90' +4Adam Smith Yellow Card
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90' +6Ryan Christie Alex Scott
Stats for this game
Matchup Newcastle VS Bournemouth
A contest shaped by the venue
Newcastle and Bournemouth have traded control across their meetings, making the ground an important part of the contest. Newcastle’s 2–1 home win on 9 November 2019 showed the Magpies using their own setting to make the difference. Bournemouth’s 4–1 success at St James’ Park on 18 January 2025 reversed that expectation in emphatic fashion, showing that the visitors can overturn the expected home pattern. The matchup is therefore better understood as open and venue-sensitive than as a fixed hierarchy.
Close margins keep it alive
The sides drew 2–2 at Newcastle on 17 February 2024, and another 2–2 there on 5 September 2026 underlined how readily the game can settle into a narrow margin. Bournemouth’s 2–0 home win on 11 November 2023 offers a further reminder that the balance can shift without a long build-up. Future meetings can test whether Newcastle turn territory into a decisive edge or Bournemouth again find the details that level the contest.