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Evanilson continues to hit sweet levels for Cherries 🍒

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Bournemouth sit in the top half of the Premier League after a stellar start to the season thanks to the effort of one key player: Evanilson.

Saturday's showing against Leeds testified to exactly that, as the Brazilian received a cutback near the penalty spot and converted coolly for 1-0.

It means Evanilson now has four goals and four assists in nine Premier League games so far.

That puts him tied for fourth-most goals this season in England's top flight and tied for first in assists.

Simply sweet form for the Cherries.

📸 ADRIAN DENNIS - AFP or licensors

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