Bournemouth
LeicesterDay 38
Semenyo 88'
Bournemouth: 13. Arrizabalaga, 3. Kerkez M., 5. Senesi( till 79'), 15. Smith Adam, 27. Zabarnyi, 12. Adams T., 16. Tavernier( till 92'), 7. Brooks( till 63'), 9. Evanilson( till 91'), 19. Kluivert( till 92'), 24. Semenyo
Substitution: 21. Jebbison(from 63'), 2. Huijsen(from 79'), 8. Scott A.(from 91'), 20. Soler(from 92'), 47. Winterburn(from 92')
Bench: 40. Dennis W., 22. Araujo J., 23. Hill, 43. Silcott-Duberry
Leicester: 41. Stolarczyk J., 2. Justin, 3. Faes, 4. Coady, 16. Kristiansen( till 89'), 33. Thomas L.J.( till 72'), 22. Skipp( till 72'), 24. Soumare B., 18. Jordan Ayew, 20. Daka( till 72'), 35. McAteer( till 86')
Substitution: 21. Ricardo Pereira(from 72'), 40. Buonanotte(from 72'), 93. Monga(from 72'), 91. Evans J.(from 86'), 77. Aluko(from 89'), 5. Okoli(from 90')
Bench: 31. Iversen, 34. Golding, 44. Braybrooke
Yellow Cards: Thomas L.J. 17', Coady 38'
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