Bournemouth Vs Sunderland FPL: Who Hauled And What It Means
The call — Bournemouth 2 Sunderland 0: Evanilson delivers 12, the back line banks a shut-out Evanilson scored, assisted and took maximum bonus at the Vitality Stadium on 18 October. Twelve points in 78 minutes. He costs £6.1m and is owned by 4.0% of managers.
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One squad, picked before a ball was kicked and run for six gameweeks on three transfers — no hits taken. Scored on FPL’s own results.
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Tavernier got the other goal. Ten points, two bonus, off on 78 minutes alongside his striker. He is £6.1m and owned by 7.9% of managers — the most-held Bournemouth asset in this match by some distance.
The defence did its part. Silva played 90 minutes, racked up enough defensive work to bank the extra contribution points, took a bonus point and a yellow card, and finished with eight points at £5.0m. He is owned by 0.6% of managers. Hill scored seven at £5.5m, owned by 0.8%. Smith (£4.5m), Truffert (£5.4m) and Petrović (£4.5m) each took six. Seven Bournemouth players returned. That is the story of the match.
Sunderland offered one line of note: Le Fée played 90 minutes and scraped four points through defensive work. No Sunderland attacker did anything a manager needs to act on. Rigg was booked and withdrawn on 64 minutes. Alderete was booked, came off on 58 and finished on minus one.
Nobody heavily owned blanked here. If you held any Bournemouth player, you were paid.
What it means for the deadline. Evanilson at £6.1m with a goal, an assist and three bonus is the headline, and at 4.0% owned almost nobody has him. Tavernier at £6.1m and 7.9% is the steadier route into the same attack. But this is one match. One goal each, one clean sheet, one afternoon against a side that scored nothing. A single scoreline does not make a transfer case on its own, and we will not pretend it does.
The call: owners of Evanilson, Tavernier or any Bournemouth defender hold and start them. Non-owners sit tight — note the names, watch the next deadline, and do not spend a transfer on the back of one result.