Bournemouth vs Aston Villa

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Good morning to all VAVEL readers! Championshipand seeks not to be involved in relegation on the other hand Aston Villa a team that fought at the bottom of the table and this season will seek to be in the mid-table fight upwards, what awaits us will be a very nice meeting. Aston Villawill be the first duel of the season 2022-23 of both teams, on the one hand we have Bournemouth who will not want to return to the

A new season begins for Aston Villa at the Vitality Stadium when they journey south to take on newly promoted Bournemouth in the Premier League.

BOURNEMOUTH are back in Premier League action after a two-year absence.The Cherries secured automatic promotion from the Championship with a 1-0 over.

The Cherries boss said: "He [Rotherwell] did a sprint and just felt something in his quad. - Unfortunately, Bournemouth vs Aston Villa will NOT be broadcasted live on television in the UK. Is Bournemouth vs Aston Villa on TV? Channel, live stream, kick-off time, team news for the Premier League

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Sky Sports Premier League will also show a selected match in their Game of The Day programme at 8.30pm on Saturday night. Scott Parker's side earned automatic promotion to the league with a second place finish in the Championship at the end of 2021/22. The Cherries have also been active in the transfer window. It could however be available to watch if you live overseas. Match of the Day will show highlights of the game with the programme starting at 10.30pm on Saturday night. While Villa will be looking up the table, the aim for their opponent will be to maintain their Premier League status at the end of the season.

Scott Parker's side begin their top-flight campaign with a difficult clash against the Villans on the south coast.

Instead, it is a genuine attempt to solidify the Cherries when they are under pressure, to prevent them from being blown away. That is why we fully expect the head coach to stick to his new system today, and we have even had a crack at predicting the starting XI. There's a real buzz and excitement in the air, a far cry from the mood throughout most of pre-season. Marcus Tavernier is set to be in and around the squad for the first time after his arrival from Middlesbrough, and question marks hover over which formation Scott Parker will settle on today. Pre-season is over, perhaps to the relief of some supporters after a turbulent couple of weeks, and attentions now turn to attempting to pick up a memorable result against Steven Gerrard's visitors. After months of waiting, the Premier League is finally back in Bournemouth. Welcome along to DorsetLive's coverage of the Cherries' season opener against Aston Villa.

Steven Gerrard and Aston Villa look to take the next steps to a European place when it visits newly-promoted Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.

Dominic Solanke needs to bring finishing from the Championship to the Premier League? The Cherries are not expected to thrive in the top flight but we’ve heard that storyline look foolish in the past. Those wins came against Burnley and Norwich City, who are — you might’ve noticed — no longer in the division.

Aston Villa were defeated by Bournemouth on the opening day of the Premier League season at the Vitality Stadium. The Cherries made the perfect start when ...

Bournemouth 2-0 Aston Villa: Goals either side of half-time from Jefferson Lerma and Kieffer Moore earned the Cherries a deserved victory.

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Bournemouth enjoyed a 2-0 win in their first Premier League game in two years, with goals from Jefferson Lerma and Kieffer Moore enough to sink Aston Villa.

Mark Travers was untroubled in goal and Lerma, one of four survivors from the team relegated two years ago, was accomplished on the right of a three-man defence. Kelly was allowed to swing in a high cross from the byline and both Boubacar Kamara, who along with Diego Carlos wilted on debut, and Matty Cash seemed reluctant to challenge, to the delight of Moore who picked his spot. Gerrard ditched his suit blazer at the break, presumably after delivering a few home truths, at which point Emi Buendía entered in place of Jacob Ramsey, who was booked just before half-time for tugging at Pearson. For Villa it was a moment that typified a frustrating first half and moments earlier Coutinho tripped Tavernier, who was superb on debut after arriving from Middlesbrough this week. Moore’s first goal at this level capped a decade-long journey from the Conference South to the Premier League. Bournemouth deserved victory on their return to this level but for Steven Gerrard, who acknowledged his side need to walk the walk after a positive pre-season, this alarming display will have provided a rude awakening. The hosts flew out of the blocks, Jefferson Lerma leathering in on three minutes after feasting on some poor Villa defending, and they doubled their advantage with 10 minutes to play when Kieffer Moore headed in unchallenged.

The Cherries delivered a gutsy performance to beat Steven Gerrard's side in their Premier League opener.

The Cherries leaned on the substitute in their bid to regain some composure on the ball. A constant presence during attacks from both sides, and used his body to spark havoc for the corner leading to Lerma's goal. He put in a few good tackles to get the crowd on their feet after brief lulls, but was cautioned. Adam Smith and Jordan Zemura were crucial in shuttling the Cherries down the field, and the latter was particularly involved defensively. Scott Parker opted to tweak his starting position once again, with the makeshift defender shaping up on the right. Ended up on the turf after taking a heavy blow, but dusted himself off to play on.

Goals either side of half-time from Jefferson Lerma and Kieffer Moore earned the Cherries a deserved victory at the Vitality Stadium.

With Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool to come in the next three weeks, Parker will undoubtedly be delighted to get off to a winning start as he quickly turns his attention back to the transfer market. At the other end, Dominic Solanke and Adam Smith went close to extending the home team’s advantage. Gerrard, who played alongside Parker at Euro 2012, cut a frustrated figure for much of the afternoon and was left with plenty to ponder on the journey home.

Free highlights and match report as Jefferson Lerma fired home Bournemouths opener in the second minute; Kieffer Moore scored his first-ever Premier League ...

We need to show our physicality, we need to be horrible to play against. They key thing was performance and us understanding what we need to bring to every game in the Premier League. We're going to do our best to change that narrative." "We're trying to change the narrative. Then a real intelligence, we were clever and managed the game well. "We shot ourselves in the foot by conceding a sloppy second goal. I don't feel we need another game to get up to speed, it was a lack of quality today. The obvious thing to take away is that we need better quality in the final third. Across the 90 minutes we never had enough quality in the final third. We tried to put more invention onto the pitch. I thought Bournemouth defended extremely well but we allowed them to be in a low block early on. We never crossed the ball well enough, we never showed enough invention.