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Bournemouth took another step towards a Premier League return with a professional 3-0 win away to promotion rivals Huddersfield, with Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Makr Travers shining again.
Dominic Solanke starred as second-placed Bournemouth gave their Premier League promotion hopes a huge boost with an impressive victory at third-placed Huddersfield Town.
Bournemouth made a huge leap towards a return to the Premier League by comfortably beating promotion rivals Huddersfield.
As spring begins to bloom, Huddersfield Town are wilting. Bournemouth made an absolute mockery of the idea that Town might be able to challenge them for second place as they ran roughshod over an ailing and jaded-looking Terriers side. For the second time in four days, Carlos Corberan’s side were outclassed in all departments on their way to a damaging loss that kills off any shred of hope they might push for automatic promotion and once again calls their play-off credentials into question.
Reading manager Paul Ince believes his side will remain afloat in the Championship if they can sustain the performance levels they were at during last night’s 1-1 draw against automatic promotion favourites AFC Bournemouth, speaking to his side’s media team after the game.
Tom Ince rescued a vital point for his father Paul as he scored a late equaliser at Bournemouth in a 1-1 draw.
Paul Ince admitted he was disappointed with a point after son Tom rescued a vital 1-1 draw with a late equaliser at Bournemouth.
Irish strike-force quartet Aaron Connolly, Callum Robinson, Chiedozie Ogbene and Will Keane all got on the score-sheet across the Sky Bet Championship and League One this evening on a night of cheer for Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny.