Cherries runs a win over relegation rivals

Watch Leicester city vs Bournemouth highlights, as Bournemouth’s goal by Philip Billing in the first half had the victory against their rivals in King power stadium on Sunday fixtures.

As the conclusion of the match, Bournemouth stands on the 15th position of the table whereas Leicester stands on the 19th position of the premier league.

Leicester city vs Bournemouth highlights

As Philip Billing had a clinch 1-0 victory for Bournemouth on Leicester, putting pressure on their side.

Leicester are planning for a replacing Brendan rogers with Jesse March, but it was first team coach Adam Sadler and Mike is in incharge for they proved to be the foxes seventh defeat in eight league games.

Leicester are now two points away from safety, had put a good fight in the second half after substitutions of Kelechi and Patson but barnes had injury to add to their woes.

By this victory Bournemouth climbed to the 15th position in the table with having their 3rd win in five premier league fixtures, and even created a three points games to the relegation zone.

Bournemouth came close to opening the scoring inside five minutes as Billing’s free-kick hit the outside of a post from the edge of the area. But Leicester looked the more dangerous in the early exchanges with Jamie Vardy close to connecting to Maddison’s cross in the box.

The visitors grew into the game and quickly took control as their energetic midfield overpowered Leicester’s. Dominic Solanke should have scored his sixth goal of the season after receiving the ball in the area, but he sent a left-footed strike wide.

Gary o Neil on postmatch interview

Gary O neil said, “It’s a big win. Every win in the Premier League is a big win for us. We’ve had four in the last eight games now which is massive. They’re not easy to come by at all. You work your socks off and find a way to win enough.

“[We’re] relieved. It didn’t need to be as close or as stressful as it was. Similar to Brighton, really, we should have been better with our chances.

“We should have been more clinical and the game should have been put to bed, but it wasn’t.

“We showed in the first half that we can play some really good stuff but Leicester sort of started to come toward the end and we had to show a different side. We had to dig in because we haven’t managed to convert enough of our chances to make the game safe.

“We showed that we could be resilient and that’s a big clean sheet for us.”

On Billing, he added: “He showed some calmness [for the goal], because it was a big chance, but you still need to finish it. He had some nice moments as well. I felt he had a big impact on the game.

“He’s a great player and he had one of his better afternoons. He’s had a great season for us. Eight games to go and we’ll keep pushing him and keep trying to get a bit more out of him, as we will with all of them, and work on being a little more clinical.”

Adam Sadler on postmatch interview

“We’re deeply disappointed – there’s no getting away from that. You can see there’s a lack of confidence in the team at the moment.

“We’re in a fight, we’ve got eight games to go, we’ve got to stay together. That’s ultimately the key bit, being ready for that fight and taking it to next week when we go to play Man City.

On Maddison’s error, he said: “We’re not here to talk about individual errors. We’re a team, we’ve got to stay together, we’ve got to stay united. Things happen in the game, it was a set-back in the game. So be it.

“We had plenty of time to do something about that but we weren’t able to do it on this occasion. He’s a massive player for this football club, we’ve got a couple of days now to recover and we’ll be back in on Tuesday to get back to work.”