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Bournemouth beats Milan 3-0 in Europa League

Bournemouth secured a 3-0 victory over Milan in the Europa League league phase.

Sources: Trivela, Football Italia, TuttoMercatoWeb, The Philadelphia Inquirer and 1 more5 sources ↓|· 1 min read
Bournemouth beats Milan 3-0 in Europa League
Photo: Trivela

KEY POINTS

  • Bournemouth won 3-0 against Milan in the Europa League
  • Mike Maignan was sent off and conceded two penalties
  • Amine Adli scored a free-kick in the second half
  • Bournemouth played with one extra man for over an hour
  • It was Bournemouth's first European competition

Bournemouth defeated Milan 3-0 on Thursday at the Vitality Stadium in the third round of the Europa League league phase. The English side played more than an hour with a numerical advantage after Mike Maignan was sent off.

Justin Kluivert opened the scoring from the penalty spot after Evanilson headed a corner onto Koni De Winter's hand. Shortly before half-time, Marcus Tavernier converted another penalty following Maignan's red card for pushing Tyler Adams in the face.

“A deserved victory for the Cherries, a categorical defeat for a decadent Milan.”

— Trivela

Amine Adli added a third goal with a free-kick into the top corner in the second half. Bournemouth created several chances but did not concede any to their opponents.

The result highlights Bournemouth's project under American owner Bill Foley, who bought the club in 2022, and its data-driven recruitment model. Milan, a seven-time Champions League champion, suffered a heavy defeat.

Bournemouth is competing in Europe for the first time in its history after reaching the competition through its Premier League progress. The club has built a squad focused on analysis and signing players below the radar.

Milan's coach made substitutions that did not change the course of the match, according to the Italian report. Bournemouth's players received high ratings for their disciplined and dominant performance.

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