He got a point ‘in extremis’ Iraola and ‘him’ Bournemouth On the first day of Premier League. After trailing for most of the match and growing in the second half, they managed to draw 1-1 and leave Nottingham wanting to score their first victory in front of their home crowd.
Start off on the wrong foot
He started his second Premier League Andoni Iraola in front of the bench Bournemouth against a fierce rival like him Nottingham Forest but who plays in ‘his’ league. Therefore, points for ‘cherry‘It’s an important question especially after losing the man with 21 goals this summer, Dominic Solanke.
The match started in a Nottingham more focused on attack. He has the ball and could be more vertical. So, it’s only minute 20, the veteran wood He caught a rebound inside the area where he could have acted better Netthe goalkeeper of Bournemouthand let him in. It was 1-0 for Nuno Espírito Santo’s team.
That ‘warmed up’ the fans who were a bit cold due to the severe injury of Danilo who, five minutes ago, had to leave the field. It’s the 34th minute Bournemouth had a chance to equalize but VAR disallowed the goal Ouattara. And at 1-0 the game went into halftime.
Already in the second half, the game is on the goal of Nottingham and it was him Bournemouth the one who looked most eager for the tied goal. For this, Iraola gave an entry to the former culé Julian Araujo making his debut in England and this is one of the main offensive arguments of cherry. So, the goal came in the 86th minute after Semen He will chase down a rebound in a small area and score at will.
As a result, the scoreboard did not move any further and both teams had to settle for the first point in a Premier League that, as usual, aims to be very even.
NOTTINGHAM FOREST
11
BOURNEMOUTH
NOTTINGHAM FOREST, 1: Sales; Neco Williams, Boly, Murillo, Ola Aiana (Toffolo, 54′), Sangaré, Danilo (Yates, 15′), Hudson-Odoi (Andersen, 73′), Gibbs-White, Elanga (Domínguez, 54′), Wood ( Awoniyi, Wood, 72′).
The
BOURNEMOUTH, 1: net; Smith (Araujo, 63′), Zabarnyi, Huijsen, Kerkez, Scott (Christie, 63′), Cook (Billing, 84′), Ouattara (Jebbison, 69′), Tavernier, Sinisterra (Kluivert, 63′), Semenyo
The
TheOBJECTIVES: 1-0, Wood (23′); 1-1, Semenyo (86′)
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Source: La Verdad
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