This was not the fixture Bournemouth would have picked for producing a response to the disappointing loss at Leicester before the international break. The Cherries had lost the past four Premier League meetings with Arsenal by an aggregate score of 13-2 – conceding at least three goals in each – a recent record which made their victory on Saturday evening all the sweeter. While William Saliba’s red card ultimately changed the course of the game, with the visitors favourites at the Vitality Stadium as they sought to go top of the table, there were already signs Andoni Iraola’s side were ready for this challenge.Read More