Ouattara grabs hat-trick as a Bournemouth Hammer Forest

Nottingham Forests Eight Players Unstoppable run ended in a emphatic way when they were beaten up 5-0 in the in-shape bournemouth this afternoon.

The men of Andoni Iraola, who won 4-1 in Newcastle last weekend, were again widespread when Dango Ouattara scored a hat trick to expand gates from Justin Kluivert and Antoine Semenyo.

Kluivert’s 11th goal of the season set the cherries on the way before Ouattara recorded the middle school with an excellent height when the forest defense was usually surrendered to the forest.

Semenyo rounded off a breathtaking afternoon for Bournemouth with a brilliant solo goal in injury time.

Three of the best made them paid-and the completed a wonderful hat trick 👌 pic.twitter.com/awxnguwbi7

– AFC Bournemouth 🍒 (@Afcbournemouth) January 25, 2025

Isak inspires Newcastle for victory in Southampton

Bournemouth remains a point behind Newcastle, who stacked more misery on Southampton with a 3-1 win in St. Mary’s.

The saints surprised a surprise lead by a header by Jan Bednarek, but inspired by Aleksander Isak returned to visitors to claim victory.

Isak won and converted a penalty for the Equalizer and fired Newcastle four minutes later with his season goal of the 17th league.

Sandro Tonali added a third in the second half.

Here is how the top six currently stand, with all six pages today 🔝

What will the table look like until the end of the day? pic.twitter.com/6swxcnlnsy

– Premier League (@premierleague) January 25, 2025

Big victory for Everton

Everton put some breath between himself and the lower four with a hard -fought victory in Brighton.

Iliman Ndiaye scored the only goal three minutes before half -time after Joel Veltman was condemned to record handling.

Brighton offered another attack threat in the second half, but the Toffees held out to give David Moyes victory in his 700th Premier League game as a manager.

Everton remains 16., but above all they are now seven points before 17th place.