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Bournemouth beat Ipswich to match club record with eighth straight win
Bournemouth beat Ipswich Town 2-1 at Portman Road in the Premier League.
The victory gave Bournemouth eight wins in a row, matching the club record set in 2012-13.
Evanilson scored for a fifth straight league game, putting Bournemouth ahead after five minutes.
A Leif Davis own goal made it 2-0 early in the second half, before Jack Clarke scored a penalty for Ipswich with 17 minutes left.
Bournemouth held on to secure the record-equalling run, despite Ipswich pushing for an equaliser.
Ipswich have won only one of their last seven matches in all competitions.
Bournemouth beat Ipswich Town 2-1 to earn an eighth consecutive win and equal the club record.
Evanilson opened the scoring after five minutes, extending his run of scoring in Premier League matches to five in a row.
Leif Davis scored an own goal early in the second half to put Bournemouth 2-0 ahead.
Jack Clarke converted a penalty with 17 minutes left, but Bournemouth held on.
The winning run matches the record set under Eddie Howe in 2012-13, when Bournemouth were promoted from League One.
- Who
- Bournemouth beat Ipswich Town.
- What
- Bournemouth won 2-1, matching the club record with an eighth consecutive victory.
- When
- 8 November 2026.
- Where
- Portman Road, Ipswich.
- Why
- Not stated
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Match assessment
Bournemouth
Marco Rose said his side were pleased with their late efforts after Ipswich changed the momentum.
Ipswich
Gary O’Neil said Ipswich were gutted and felt the teams were close, but errors proved costly.
Evanilson scored Bournemouth’s opening goal.
Leif Davis deflected Ryan Christie’s strike into his own net, making it 2-0.
Jack Clarke scored a penalty for Ipswich.
Bournemouth held on for a 2-1 win and an eighth consecutive victory.
- Final score
- Ipswich Town 1-2 Bournemouth
- Bournemouth goals
- Evanilson; Leif Davis own goal
- Ipswich goal
- Jack Clarke penalty
- Winning streak
- Eight consecutive wins
- Club record
- Eight consecutive wins, previously set under Eddie Howe in 2012-13
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What people are saying
We suffered but we did it together.
To lose a football match you’ve not been outclassed in is hard to take.