Bournemouth Defeat Leeds United 2-0 in Premier League Remembrance Match

Bournemouth 2-0 Leeds United

On Saturday 31 October 2026, Bournemouth hosted Leeds United at the Vitality Stadium in a Premier League match (9th day). The referee was Michael Salisbury and the attendance was listed as TBC.

Leeds entered the game with Daniel Farke as manager and Bournemouth with Marco Rose. Before kick‑off both managers carried wreaths out of the tunnel, observed a moment of silence and a rendition of The Last Post as part of the clubs’ Remembrance match.

James Trafford started in goal for Leeds; the Bournemouth line‑up featured Petrovic in goal, with Justin Kluivert and Junior Kroupi among the outfield players.

Evanilson gave Bournemouth the lead in the 31st minute after a mis‑controlled clearance by Trafford was collected by Kluivert, who supplied the assist.

Leeds appeared to equalise when Dominic Calvert‑Lin’s header was ruled out for handball following a VAR review.

Amine Adli secured the victory with a second goal in added time (90+5) after a Junior Kroupi pass.

Bookings were issued to Christie and Adams (Bournemouth) and Elvedi and Ampadu (Leeds).

The result extended Bournemouth’s run to six consecutive wins across all competitions, all without conceding a goal, and marked their third Premier League clean‑sheet streak. Leeds United remained without a league win in their last five matches.