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FANS were left in stitches after spotting  where Bournemouth’s injured stars were sat inside Dean Court.

The crocked Cherries stars are watching their team-mates take on Premier League leaders from a separate stand.

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Bournemouth were without nine players against the Reds on Saturday, with Andoni Iraola still in the midst of an injury crisis.

But Evanilson, Julian Araujo, James Hill, Marcos Senesi and Alex Scott all watched on inside the Vitality Stadium.

But instead of sitting up in the stands behind fans, or in a directors box, the players were spotted looking on from a seemingly makeshift booth.

Eayle-eyed supporters saw all five players sitting on old blue furniture in an additional setting area high behind the corner flag.

One fan wrote X: “Bournemouth have got so many injured players that they have had to build a temporary stand for them all!”

While a second said: “The fact that Bournemouth have a whole booth of injured players and they’re still jugging like this is crazy.”

Full-back Araujo sported a grey tracksuit with trainers, while Senesi wore a white hoodie, as everybody looked glumly on.

And with reason, too.

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Liverpool were awarded a controversial penalty after Lewis Cook was deemed to have tripped Cody Gakpo inside 27 minutes.

Mo Salah converted the spot-kick – his 20th Prem goal of the season- past Kepa after VAR confirmed Darren England‘s decision.

Meanwhile, Bournemouth haven’t lost a Prem game since Brighton beat them 2-1 in November.

EVERTON made history with their record-breaking goal after just TEN SECONDS against Leicester.

Abdoulaye Doucoure wasted no time putting the Toffees in front in the huge relegation six-pointer.

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From Everton’s kick-off, James Garner passed the ball directly back to Jordan Pickford.

The goalkeeper then punted the ball upfield, where Doucoure pounced on some woeful Leicester defending to chest the ball down, run past the Foxes statues and slide the ball past Mads Hermansen.

Incredibly, the official scoreboard had still not even come on the screen on the Premier League’s feed of the match.

The official time of the goal was 10.18 seconds.

That made the super speedy strike the fourth-fastest goal in Premier League history.

But it also was the fastest goal scored by a home team since the league’s reformation in 1992.

Shane Long still holds the all-time record, scoring for Southampton at Watford with 7.69 seconds on the clock in 2019.

Philip Billing found the net after 9.11 seconds for Bournemouth at Arsenal in March 2023.

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And the other player to break the ten-second barrier was Ledley King’s goal against Bradford, putting Tottenham in front after 9.82 seconds.

Not only did the Doucoure goal etch his name into the record books, but it also gave Everton the perfect start against Leicester.

All-time quickest Premier League goals

1. Apr 23, 2019: Shane Long (Southampton) at Watford – 7.69 seconds
2. Mar 4, 2023: Philip Billing (Bournemouth) at Arsenal – 9.11 seconds
3. Dec 9, 2000: Ledley King (Tottenham) at Bradford – 9.82 seconds
4. FEB 1, 2025: ABDOULAYE DOUCOURE (Everton) v Leicester – 10.18 seconds
5. Jan 18, 2003: Alan Shearer (Newcastle) v Man City – 10.52 seconds
6. Jan 31, 2018: Christian Eriksen (Tottenham) v Man Utd – 10.54 seconds
7. Mar 17, 2001: Mark Viduka (Leeds) at Charlton – 11.90 seconds
8. Sep 30, 1995: Dwight Yorke (Aston Villa) at Coventry – 12.16 seconds
9. Apr 1, 1995: Chris Sutton (Blackburn) at Everton – 12.94 seconds
10. Jan 10, 2004: Kevin Nolan (Bolton) at Blackburn – 13.48 seconds

David Moyes knew a win would move his side nine points clear of Leicester in the relegation battle.

On six minutes, the dream start got even better when Beto beat the offisde, got in behind and buried his finish.

And the Guinea-Bissau striker, 27, grabbed his second of the afternoon and third of the season in the league just before half-time, keeping his composure in front of goal after Garner’s delightful through ball.

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