THE TRENDLINE Premier League
The Trendline · Premier League · 2026-27 · as of 2026-09-07

Bournemouth

Premier League · football stats made fun
State of the clubBournemouth has 2 points from 3 matches (0.67 per match), on pace for 26 points. Goals: 1.33 scored and 1.67 conceded per match. Trends against 2025-26 appear after 6 matches; last season Bournemouth averaged 1.5 points per match and finished 6th. Scott leads the club in goals and assists (1 goal, 2 assists); Tavernier next (2 goals). Ahead of last season's pace: Scott (+0.87 goals and assists per 90); behind it: Rayan (-0.57).
outside the top flight · tier 2
2021-22
39
2022-23
48
2023-24
56
2024-25
57
2025-26
25
2026-27 pace · 3 pl

league points, season by season — the last is this season's pace over a full campaign

01

Points Pace

cumulative points by matchday

Cumulative points through each matchday, one colour per season. The bright red line is this season.

red = this season · hover for match detail

Outside the top flight: 2021-22 (tier 2). Those seasons draw no line.

02

Goals For & Against

Goals scored and conceded per match, season by season. Lower is better on goals against.

per match · this season so far in bold colour
03

Who's Carrying The Club

goals + assists · 2026-27

Goals and assists this season, read per 90 minutes so a substitute is measured on the same scale as a starter. Switch to Totals for the raw counts.

the bar is this season · beside each name is that player's goals-and-assists-per-90 trend against 2025-26: ▲ up, ▼ down, ▬ level, — not enough minutes for a trend · goals in club colour, assists in grey · click a bar for the player page

The top 3 by goals plus assists. A per-90 rate needs 95+ minutes this season — 35% of the most-played player in the league, a bar that rises as the season runs — so a cameo cannot own the chart; anyone below it appears in Totals and in the table but not in the per-90 view. Each label carries the player's goals-plus-assists-per-90 trend against his full 2025-26 season: ▲ rising, ▼ falling, — no trend yet (a trend needs 450+ minutes last season and 90+ this season).

Across Seasons

The same question over time: one line per player, season by season.

one line per player · click a name in the legend to hide it · add any team-mate below

Each line covers every season the Fantasy Premier League API records for that player at 450+ minutes. Past seasons are league-wide — the API does not record which club a player was at, so a line can cross clubs, and a season spent outside the Premier League leaves a gap rather than a bridged line. 2026-27 is drawn dashed because it is 3 matches old. Expected goals and assists begin in 2022-23; before that the API published none, so those seasons are blank rather than zero.

PlayerMinGAG+AG+A/90G+A/90 trend
Scott2661231.02▲ +0.87 trend
Tavernier2682020.67▲ +0.31 trend
Evanilson2440220.74▲ +0.31 trend

Scott leads Bournemouth with 3 goals and assists (1 goal, 2 assists); Tavernier next with 2 goals and assists (2 goals). Against last season's goals-and-assists-per-90 pace, Scott has risen most (+0.87); Rayan has fallen most (-0.57). 11 of 18 players with minutes clear the trend guards (450+ minutes in 2025-26, 90+ in 2026-27).

04

Ball-Winners

defensive contribution / 90 · 2026-27

Who takes the ball back, per 90 minutes — the Fantasy Premier League's composite of ball-winning actions.

the bar is defensive contribution per 90 this season · beside each name is that player's trend against 2025-26: ▲ up, ▼ down, ▬ level, — not enough minutes for a trend · top 12 charted, every qualifying player in the table

The composite is, for defenders, clearances + blocks + interceptions + tackles; for midfielders and forwards, the same plus ball recoveries. Players with 90+ minutes this season, with the year-over-year trend against 2025-26. Tackles, recoveries and clearances-blocks-interceptions (CBI) are this-season counts only — the API's past-season totals carry just the composite, so those three columns have no trend.

Across Seasons

Defensive contribution per 90, season by season.

one line per player · click a name in the legend to hide it · add any team-mate below

The Fantasy Premier League API first published this composite in 2024-25, so the line reaches back that far and no further — the earlier seasons are missing, not zero. Past seasons are league-wide and may have been played at another club.

PlayerMinDefCon/90DefCon/90 trendTklRecCBI
Adams11114.59▲ +2.79 trend3114
Scott26612.52▲ +0.32 trend7219
Silva27010.333728
Tavernier2689.40▲ +1.13 trend7183
Hill2708.00▼ -3.13 trend4520
Truffert2707.33▼ -0.69 trend71815
Kluivert2297.07▲ +0.88 trend4131
Evanilson2446.64▲ +2.21 trend189
Cook1575.73▼ -9.03 trend154
Smith2705.00▼ -0.87 trend4911
Rayan2662.71▼ -3.94 trend233
Petrović2700.00▬ +0.00 trend0216

Adams leads Bournemouth in defensive contribution per 90 (14.59, from 111 minutes); Scott next (12.52). Against 2025-26, Adams has risen most (+2.79 per 90); Cook has fallen most (-9.03).

05

Playing Time

minutes per club match · 2025-26 → 2026-27

Who is getting on the pitch: minutes per club match, last season against this one.

paired bars: last season in grey, this season in club colour · beside each name is that player's minutes-per-match trend against 2025-26: ▲ up, ▼ down, ▬ level, — not enough minutes for a trend

Minutes per club match = a player's minutes ÷ the club's matches played, so a starter reads near 90 and a substitute reads his true share. 2026-27: 3 matches so far; a player's minutes are his own season total, whichever club he played them for. 2025-26: minutes over 38 matches for any Premier League club — the API does not attribute a past season to a club, so a player who moved is measured at his previous club. The trend needs 450+ minutes last season and 90+ this season; every player with either is charted.

Across Seasons

Minutes per club match, season by season — who is gaining, and losing, the manager's trust.

one line per player · click a name in the legend to hide it · add any team-mate below

Past seasons are a player's minutes over 38 matches at any Premier League club; 2026-27 is his minutes over the club's 3 matches so far, which is why that segment is dashed. A season spent outside the league leaves a gap rather than a bridged line.

PlayerMin 2026-27Min/match 2026-27Min 2025-26 (any club)Min/match 2025-26 (any club)Min/match trend
Petrović27090.0342090.0▬ +0.0 trend
Truffert27090.0337888.9▬ +1.1 trend
Hill27090.0210255.3▲ +34.7 trend
Smith27090.0107328.2▲ +61.8 trend
Silva27090.0
Tavernier26889.3273271.9▲ +17.4 trend
Scott26688.7284874.9▲ +13.8 trend
Rayan26688.7111029.2▲ +59.5 trend
Evanilson24481.3274172.1▲ +9.2 trend
Kluivert22976.394524.9▲ +51.4 trend
Cook15752.387222.9▲ +29.4 trend
Adams11137.0176946.6▼ -9.6 trend
Brooks237.7118831.3
Christie41.397825.7

Petrović is on the pitch most for Bournemouth: 90.0 minutes per club match (270 minutes in 3 matches); Truffert next (90.0). Against 2025-26, Smith has gained most (+61.8 minutes per match); Adams has lost most (-9.6).

▬ (level) means a trend within ±0.05 per 90, or ±2 minutes per match — a player who was on the pitch for every minute of both seasons reads ▬ 0.0. — means no trend is available.

06

Shots & Corners

Shots, shots on target and corners per match, for and against, by season. Where the source has no figure the bar is absent, not zero.

per match · for and against
07

Home / Away

The same seasons, split by venue.

Home

SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsPPG
2021-22outside the top flight · tier 2
2022-23196492028221.16
2023-24197662728271.42
2024-25198472316281.47
2025-261971022920311.63
2026-2710101111.00

Away

SeasonPWDLGFGAPtsPPG
2021-22outside the top flight · tier 2
2022-231952121743170.89
2023-241963102739211.11
2024-25197753530281.47
2025-26196852934261.37
2026-2720113410.50
08

Match Log

2026-27 · 3 played

Every match this season, oldest first. Form, last five:

#DateOpponentH/AScoreResPts
12026-08-23Manchester CityA1–2L0
22026-08-29EvertonH1–1D1
32026-09-05Newcastle UnitedA2–2D*2

* provisional result: the source has recorded the score but not yet marked the match final.

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