Eddie Howe moves paid off for his Cherries after their first win

All those moves generated by Eddie Howe the manager of the Cherries, paid off, as Vitality Stadium lived one amazing afternoon, seeing its side finally getting into the plus side.

With a 2-1 win over newcomers Brighton, Hove and Albion, the AFC netted three valuable points of gold and start to regroup to face off a much-contested campaign.

I mean a win that brings relief to its manager and crew alike and despite these being in the relegation spots in nineteenth place, those points earned after their win today is a much needed relief this squad needed.

This squad has been always fighting for their permanency in the big circuit of the EPL, as a return returning to Championship considered as a complete fracas or as a step backwards for Eddie Howe and company.

However, a today win brings back the confidence in this bunch but does not get them out of the relegation spots but at least waiting for results from Leicester City versus Huddersfield and West Ham against West Brom.

This can catapult the Cherries above in the table with a slight differential out of the abyss.

Coming to this match both squads managers sent the same formations in a 4-4-1-1 that in the end the local AFC Boys got the upper hand, especially when in the second half substitutions by Howe that deliver at the end.

As the second half both squads looking for the right and opportune moment, it is when the Gulls started in the Cherries side when Pascal GroB got the ball and with a beautiful cross-found Solly March that with a header pushed the ball for the opening goal.

This score open the deadlock in the 55, as the visiting Brighton squad looking forward to its second win of the campaign in back to back fashion, had the upper hand.

Still there was time on the clock enough for the locals to mount an attack and try to even the match when manager Howe feed up with his starting eleven impasses made his first move when Jordon Ibe came for Ryan Fraser in the 65.

What a move as Ibe injected a lot of positive energy to his teammates when he set foot in the field, prompting an all-around revival and at the end became the star of the show with his opportune assistances that lead to his team two scores.

The first play that lead Bournemouth to its first score with a series of passes it is when Ibe with a back heel pass to Andrew Surman beating both Albion defender and keeper to push the ball for the Cherries first goal in the 67.

Seven minutes passed when Ibe once again delivered in the clutch and with a nice pass to a well-placed Jermain Defoe, once again the veteran delivered the game winner in the 73 minute to seal the deal and score their first win of the campaign.

Kudos for Eddie How the Bournemouth Boss for his all around right moves that paid off and deliver a much need win for his Cherries  and start their quest to move out of the danger zone of releagtion one match at a time.

No wonder Howe seen as a promising manager that one day considered as a serious candidate to take over the job and destinies of the English National Team.

  

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