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A break in play because Getafe's Kiko Femenía, once of Watford, has a bloody nose.
Ooooh. That is a naughty foul on Nilson Angulo from Niko Galesic and he goes into the book for it.
Don Hutchison Former Sunderland midfielder on TNT Sports
Wonderful football from Dinamo Zagreb.
They find that extra pass and extra touch and Thomas Meunier, with all his experience, gets back on the line otherwise it would've been 2-0.
It's all a bit of a mess from Sunderland and Mislav Orsic looks like he could slot into an empty net until Thomas Meunier steps in to clear off the line.
Almost two goals in as many minutes for the visitors.
Bournemouth manager Marco Rose speaking to TNT Sports: "It’s about winning games. To be honest, it was a good team performance.
"We changed eight players, we needed to be ready for this game because they are good opposition. We missed a penalty, struggled in some moments, they scored a nice goal but then to come back away here is a good sign to everyone in the team.
On half-time changes: “Just to be clinical, be good in counter pressing. We said we have to stay composed, increase the speed of the game and I think we did it really well.
On Evanilson's goal and his quick feet: “Have to ask him maybe, it’s.a joy to watch him moving and playing. He is such an important player for us. When you know you have this quality on the bench, it makes you composed as a coach. We struggled a little bit in the beginning but in the end it was a good team performance from everyone.
On Bournemouth winning seven games in a row for the first time since 2014: "It’s a big achievement and we have to continue, we need to stay alert, sharp. It’s up to us to use this momentum. Everyone tries to beat us, if we get in a comfort zone just a little bit we get in trouble."
Don Hutchison Former Sunderland midfielder on TNT Sports
That is some finish. That technique is absolute perfection. Chest and volley.
The corner was never dealt with. Granit Xhaka got underneath it, it's not a great header and it's a perfect volley.
Brighton have about three chances here.
First Jaouen Hadjam is played in but then slips in the box. Malick Yalcouye does an air-kick. And then Georginio Rutter shoots wide from 20 yards.
Dinamo Zagreb have a corner and it comes to Luka Stojkovic just inside the area. He chests it down and strikes it sweetly on the volley, slamming into the back of the net.
A lovely strike and that has really given those 1,400 travelling fans something to cheer about.
Crucial defensive interception from Granit Xhaka as he gets across to block Dion Beljo's shot.
There's not much happening north of the border. Celtic are being held by Besiktas in a game of few chances.
Adam Virgo Former Brighton captain on TNT
It's really interesting how you see Brighton play in the Premier League and how Brighton play in Europe. There just doesn't seem to be that balance of the way that they press and the way they take games to other teams.
I'm sure Hurzeler will want a bit more possession from his team to work it into Getafe's half and use the ball more. They just haven't found their flow yet.
I wish I had more to say about this game but at the moment, I don't.
Jules Ahoka tries a couple of step overs but gets hacked down and Sunderland have a free-kick.
Brighton's Georginio Rutter gets the ball on the corner of the box, turns and shoots. Wide.
Wilson Isidor gets ahead of his man but his header is poor and he fires over the bar.
Adam Virgo Former Brighton captain on TNT
That's really good there for Yasin Ayari. You see Ayari make that run to the far post, and that ball needs to come just a little bit earlier. It's been the most encouraging sign so far this half.
Oh we have a shot now as Jack Hinshelwood has a go from 25 yards out. I think it's going wide anyway but the Getafe keeper tips it around for a corner.
The set-piece comes to absolutely nothing.
Sunderland and Zagreb: both teams with no shirt sponsor. Nice throwback for us older viewers. What next? Everyone wearing black boots?
No shots yet. Barely anything has happened.
Don Hutchison Former Sunderland midfielder on TNT Sports
That was a big chance. It's a good run from Chris Rigg in behind.
It was a brilliant cross and I think Jules Ahoka has to do better. I think he has to score.
Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams talking to TNT Sports on what it feels like to win a seventh game in a row: "Like hard work, this team [Sparta Prague] is very organised and has a lot of quality. I don’t want to say we weren’t ready for the game but they brought a lot of energy.
"When you are playing every three days, it was nice to give guys an opportunity and show the depth of our squad.
"To bring guys on later and bring that energy, showed what we are capable of.
"Obviously good [to score] but the win is the most important thing, I am just glad to have an impact."
On Evanilson's form: "He’s on fire right now, you see him work on it in training, he does extra work on his finishing every day after training so for him to do it in a game is no surprise.
"He has so much quality, so whenever he gets in and around the box we are confident that is going to find the back of the net."
On seven-game winning run: "Can’t get too comfortable. You have to be able to hold that winning standard, that winning mentality becomes contagious especially when you are playing every three days.
"It doesn’t feel that long ago since we lost 5-1 to Chelsea and that stings a little bit, we don’t want to feel that ever again. I think we turned a page and we have been a more mature team ever since that; the way that we defend, the way that we take pride in the mentality of making sure we don’t give the opposition any opportunity to breathe.
"Everyone is working hard every day in training, guys that aren’t playing are working hard, the guys that are playing are working hard so there’s a lot of competition but that breathes success. I’m happy with the team’s performance."
Crystal Palace have still won just one of their first four Europa League games
Daichi Kamada netted a last-gasp equaliser to rescue a draw for Crystal Palace at home to Hoffenheim in the Europa League.
Kamada prodded home from close range, sending the ball through goalkeeper Oliver Baumann's legs, to level for Pierre Sage's side in stoppage time.
The German visitors had looked destined to win at Selhurst Park as Palace, who had Adam Wharton sent off, struggled to find a way through despite enjoying long spells of possession.
Palace started the game promisingly, but Hoffenheim took the lead when Alexander Prass met a Tim Limperle cross and fired a low shot which slipped awkwardly underneath goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who should have done better.
The visitors almost doubled their advantage when Andrej Kramaric connected with a volley from close range and forced Henderson to make a sharp save.
Hoffenheim continued to cause problems with their direct attacking play, while Palace initially struggled to find any rhythm after falling behind.
Palace began to find their feet towards the end of the first half, with some neat passing moves helping them disrupt Hoffenheim's increasingly deep defence.
Prospects of avoiding defeat seemed to worsen for Palace, though, when Wharton was shown a second yellow card late on for a foul on Wouter Burger.
But they continued to look for chances as they set up camp in the attacking third and eventually managed to snatch a goal and a point thanks to Japan international Kamada.
A tough test awaits Palace in their next match when they host Liverpool (14:00 GMT) in their last Premier League game before the international break. They sit 18th in the table, with Sage's future coming under scrutiny.
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Last Updated 5th November 2026 at 20:29
