The Cherries started brightly, taking the lead in the fifth minute. Antoine Semenyo broke down the left and delivered a precise cutback for Kluivert, who slotted home with composure. Newcastle responded swiftly, with Bruno Guimaraes heading in from a Lewis Hall corner to level the score midway through the first half.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
However, Bournemouth\u2019s resilience shone through. Just before the break, Kluivert restored the visitors\u2019 lead, capitalizing on a neat through ball from Dango Outtara to find the bottom corner. Despite Newcastle's attempts to regain control, they struggled to break down Bournemouth\u2019s disciplined defense.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The second half saw Newcastle introduce Fabian Schar and later Kieran Trippier and Joe Willock, but Bournemouth continued to threaten. Outtara came close to adding a third, only to see his effort hit the post before VAR overturned a subsequent goal for the Cherries due to the ball going out of play in the build-up.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
As Newcastle pushed forward in search of an equalizer, Bournemouth exploited the space left behind. Kluivert completed his hat-trick in stoppage time, curling a brilliant 20-yard strike past Martin D\u00fabravka. Moments later, Milos Kerkez added a fourth with a clinical finish, putting the game beyond doubt and compounding Newcastle's misery.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The second half saw Newcastle introduce Fabian Schar and later Kieran Trippier and Joe Willock, but Bournemouth continued to threaten. Outtara came close to adding a third, only to see his effort hit the post before VAR overturned a subsequent goal for the Cherries due to the ball going out of play in the build-up.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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